Jackson Lacombe assures Anaheim Ducks' richest contract worth $ 72 million; All you need now about Deal

Jackson Lacombe contract: With an average annual value of $ 9 million (AAV), this agreement is the richest in the history of Ducks. Jackson Lacombe #2 of the Anaheim Ducks blocks a shot by Kasper Halttunen #14 of the San Jose Sharks during the first period of a pre -season match in Honda Center on September 29, 2025 in Anaheim, California. (Getty Images via AFP) The Anaheim Ducks has announced a new franchise record by defender Jackson Lacombe on a eight-year contract extension, $ 72 million on Thursday. This agreement has an average annual value of $ 9 million (AAV) and is the richest in the history of Ducks, which strengthens the role of Lacombe as the backbone of Anaheim’s rebuilding efforts. Jackson Lacombe’s form on just 24, Jackson Lacombe established himself as the leading defender of Anaheim. Last season, he scored an impressive 43 points (14 goals, 29 assists) over 75 games, which was third on the team with 129 blocks and led all skaters with an average ice time of 22:18 per game. His seamless partnership with veteran Radko Gudas underlined his ability to anchor the defense while adding offensive spark. “Today is an exciting day for my family, and I am grateful to the organization for their faith in me,” Lacombe said. “It was an easy decision for me to connect my future to the Ducks and Orange County. We are building something special here, and I am excited to do everything in my power to help win this team. ‘ Details on the contract The contract, which is from the 2026-27 season to 2033-34 from 2026-27, comes as Lacombe approaches the end of its current two-year Bridge Agreement ($ 925,000 AAV). The $ 9 million AAV is in line with the $ 63 million $ 63 million contract signed by New Jersey Devils defender Luke Hughes, although Lacombe’s agreement is a year longer, which is a historic milestone for the Ducks. Jackson Lacombe’s International Stars Stardom Jackson Lacombe’s impact goes beyond the NHL. The Native of Minnesota played an important role in the American men’s hockey team’s gold medal triumph during the 2025 World Championships, which was the country’s first win in 92 years. His striking performance earned him a place in the American Olympic Orientation Camp, which made him a strong candidate for the Olympic timetable in 2026 in Italy. (More to follow)