Florida is the two-time Stanley Cup champ, while Tampa Bay and Toronto should contend as well.

Boston gives Geekie a six-year, $33 million deal after he recorded career highs in goals and points in 2024-25.

Hagens was the top prospect last season before playing his freshman season with the Eagles.

Alexander Mogilny is selected after being passed over 16 times and former Boston University coach Jack Parker is also inducted.

Lohrei, who finished last season with five goals and 28 assists, gets a two-year extension.

Sturm, who played five seasons in Boston, was introducted as the team’s head coach on Tuesday.

Sturm, who played in Boston from 2005-10, takes over after Boston missed the playoffs for the first time since 2016.

Boston has enjoyed unprecedented regular-season success but has mostly struggled in the playoffs under Sweeney.

Joe Sacco finished with a 25-30-7 record after replacing the fired Jim Montgomery on Nov. 19.