The Wild's business with all of its restricted free agents is over.
The Wild agreed to terms with defenseman Matt Dumba on his expected two-year bridge deal this afternoon. The deal is worth $5.1 million for a salary cap hit of $2.55 million.
It took some back and forth, but the market was pretty clear and the AAV comes in pretty much where both sides expected it would be.
Dumba, 22, drafted seventh overall in 2012, scored 10 goals and 26 points in 81 games last season, totaling career highs in games played, goals, assists (16), points, power-play goals (6), game-winning goals(3), shots (152), hits (83) and blocked shots (56).
Dumba has 19 goals and 44 points and 63 penalty minutes in 152 games during parts of three seasons with Minnesota.
2016-17 WILD DEPTH CHART
Here's a look at how the Wild is shaping up to look next season. This could change if the Wild adds and deletes more players. The Wild arguably still could use another NHL body to provide depth, perhaps Matt Cullen, Ryan Carter or Chris Porter.
In parentheses, each player's salary cap hits. Restricted free agents are denoted as RFA.