"Alex Limoges will remain in the KHL for the foreseeable future. Tuesday, the forward from the Hershey Bears' 2024 Calder Cup championship team, signed a three-year contract extension with Dinamo Minsk of the KHL. Via reporting by Sport-Express' Artur Khairullin, the deal will pay Limoges approximately 75 million rubles per season - the equivalent of a little over $1 million USD."
"The 28-year-old winger finished third in scoring, recording 73 points (24g, 49a) in 68 games - a new record for a player making their debut in the KHL. Limoges formed a powerful trio with Vitaly Pinchuk and former Bears forward Sam Anas, scoring 74 goals together in 72 games, which both led the league and set a new franchise record."
"In the playoffs, Limoges added 6 points (1g, 5a) in 8 games as the Belarusian-based team was swept by Ak Bars Kazan in the second round. Limgoes' return to Dinamo - and with term - comes after telling The Winchester Star's Robert Niedzwiecki last summer that he hoped to parlay his first season in the KHL with another opportunity closer to home."
""I wanted to go somewhere that would give me the best chance to play in North America [in 2026-27]," Limoges said. "The KHL is the second-best league in the world. They play to win, and I feel it's going to make me better, playing in those meaningful games. Hopefully, I'll be playing a lot and doing well.""
Alex Limoges will remain in the KHL by signing a three-year contract extension with Dinamo Minsk. The deal is reported to pay him about 75 million rubles per season, slightly over $1 million USD. Limoges expressed excitement about returning to Minsk and thanked the organization and fans. In his first KHL season, he finished third in league scoring with 73 points in 68 games, setting a debut record. He also formed a high-scoring trio with Vitaly Pinchuk and Sam Anas, combining for 74 goals in 72 games. In the playoffs, he recorded 6 points in 8 games as Dinamo Minsk was swept by Ak Bars Kazan. The extension follows his earlier comments about seeking a path that could improve his chances to play in North America later.
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