Despite finishing second to Connor Bedard the University of Minnesota product proved he is a major part of the Minnesota Wild's future. As a result, the Wild, led by General Manager Bill Guerin, have given Brock Faber an 8-year extension worth over 64 million dollars.
With such a successful rookie season the bar for expectations has been raised significantly when talking about Brock Faber. Many expect him to be challenging for the Norris Trophy in the coming years. If he is able to win the Norris Trophy for best defenseman this could be one of the best contracts in the NHL.