THE MONEY
Zach Parise and Ryan Suter each agreed to contracts worth $98 million over 13 seasons. Here's how those numbers break down:
2012-13: $12 million*
2013-14: $12 million*
2014-15: $11 million **
2015-16: $9 million
2016-17: $9 million
2017-18: $9 million
2018-19: $9 million
2019-20: $9 million
2020-21: $8 million
2021-22: $6 million
2022-23: $2 million
2023-24: $1 million
2024-25: $1 million
* $10 million signing bonus, $2 million salary
** $5 million signing bonus, $6 million salary
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