Andy99
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Sprong is due for a new deal after this season along with Hornqvist. But Sprong hasn't even played in the NHL yet.
Guentzel isn't due for a new contract until after the 18-19 season.
Yes that's when his contract expires. But he's "eligible," which was the point of the post, for his contract to be renegotiated at the end of this coming season. The Pens don't have to do it, but if he's great this year there's no reason they won't want to re-sign him earlier to a long term deal just as they did with Maatta. It makes good financial sense if you want the player here long term