What Happened
Evander Kane has signed a contract with HC Sibir Novosibirsk of the Kontinental Hockey League, according to ESPN. The deal covers the remainder of the current KHL season. Kane, 35, joins the Russian club after a recent departure from North American hockey. The former Vancouver Canucks winger continues his professional career in Russia with the move.
Key Details
- Evander Kane signed with HC Sibir Novosibirsk of the KHL.
- The contract runs for the rest of the current KHL season.
- Kane is 35 years old.
- Kane is a former Vancouver Canucks winger.
- Kane recently left North American hockey.
- The signing was reported by ESPN.
What It Means
Kane's move to the KHL ends his time in North American hockey for now and gives Sibir Novosibirsk a veteran forward for the remainder of the season. The signing removes Kane from the pool of available NHL wingers and shifts his career to Russia's top league.
What's Next
Kane is expected to join HC Sibir Novosibirsk for the remainder of the KHL season. No further details on his role or debut were reported.