Alex Alexeyev joined the Pittsburgh Penguins, signing a one-year, $775k contract after becoming an unrestricted free agent. He spent six seasons with the Washington Capitals, with limited regular-season play but regular postseason participation when Martin Fehervary was injured. In total, he recorded eight points over four NHL seasons. The Penguins, who have missed the playoffs for three seasons, will be rebuilding, and Alexeyev’s move signifies a notable transition in his career while reuniting with former coach Todd Nelson.
Alex Alexeyev, the 25-year-old defenseman, signed a one-year, $775k contract with the Pittsburgh Penguins after becoming an unrestricted free agent on July 1.
During the 2024-25 season, Alexeyev played the entire season with the Capitals, except for a short stint with the Hershey Bears due to conditioning.
In the postseason, Alexeyev stepped up when Martin Fehervary was injured, playing in all 10 playoff games despite limited regular-season experience.
Alexeyev will join a Penguins team that has been rebuilding and missed the playoffs for three consecutive seasons, marking a significant career transition.
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