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Ethan Del Mastro Locks Up New Deal: What It Means For The Blackhawks’ Season

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Ethan Del Mastro locked in a two-year deal with the Blackhawks, finally wrapping up their offseason business right before training camp kicks off. That contract is worth $950,000 annually. This is a huge move for the blueliner who just turned 23 in January.

He was already making waves this summer, ranked No. 21 on their potentially award-considered Top 25 Under 25 list, and he even got into 19 games with the Blackhawks last season.

With Del Mastro officially signed, the team can now fully focus on training camp. Can this young defenseman build on those 19 games and make a real impact this season? We’ll be watching him closely.

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Originally reported by Second City Hockey.

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