Seattle Kraken make first signing, ink Luke Henman to 3-year deal
Whether he develops into a star or never plays a game at the highest level, Luke Henman will forever have a place in the history of the Seattle Kraken. The 21-year-old center became the first player ever signed by the Kraken on Wednesday when he inked a three-year entry-level contract with the expansion NHL club, which is set to begin its first season this fall. Henman is currently with the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada of the Qu�bec Major Junior Hockey League. He will complete the season with the Armada ? who are currently in the playoffs ? before joining Seattle for its rookie training camp later this year.
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