Insider Predicts the Top Free Agent Salaries For the 2023 Off-Season

On July 1st, there will be many interesting unrestricted free agents to monitor.

A renowned insider made some interesting projections about the salaries of some of the best players available.

Frank Seravalli predicted the top five salaries of the best right wingers who will be looking to ink a contract this summer.

Alex Killorn, the Lightning's loyal power forward, will likely return to Tampa Bay. Even though he has lost some of his speed, he plays a huge role in the Bolts' locker room, and a 4x 5.25M contract makes sense.

Patrick Kane is a legend. Even if he's not the same player he was years ago, he's still valuable and won't have a problem joining a team.

Vladimir Tarasenko is a true goal scorer. Every team should be interested in him, but in the end, only he will choose where he plays. He deserves to earn $5M AAV for three years, as predicted by Seravalli.

Evgeny Dadonov had a disastrous season in Montreal, but the trade to the Stars seemed to revive him. He plays a huge role for Dallas in the playoffs. However, it would be surprising to see him sign a long-term contract.

Connor Brown missed most of last season because of an injury. But he should still manage to find a contract for next year.

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