Current Season
GP
49
Goals
25
Assists
18
Points
43
+/-
+10
S%
16.1%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$7.42M
Total Value
$59.36M
8 yrs through 2031-2032 · Then UFA
Contract includes $15.67M in deferred compensation until July 1, 2032 ($4.95M Year 1, $4.95M Year 2, $5.77M Year 7). Cap Hit is based on Present Value of deferred compensation.via PuckPedia
Recent Stories
A crew of Winnipeggers packs their bags for Italy, buzzing with excitement to cheer on their buddy Seth Jarvis as he suits up for Team Canada in the Milano Cortina Olympics. Jarvis, the Hurricanes' goal-scoring machine from Winnipeg, grabbed the last spot after Brayden Point's injury opened the door, turning his Cabo vacation plans into a mad dash to Milan.
Seth Jarvis finally gets his Olympic moment, stepping onto the ice for Canada against Switzerland after sitting as a healthy scratch in the opener. The Hurricanes star, who clawed his way onto the roster as an injury replacement for Brayden Point, lines up on the third unit with Bo Horvat and Sam Reinhart. Team Canada coach Jon Cooper calls it an easy call, praising Jarvis's all-situations game from his 4 Nations Face-Off stint last year.
Team Canada scratches Brad Marchand for the Switzerland clash after his brief Olympic debut, and insiders now have the full scoop on why the Bruins captain sits tonight. With Josh Morrissey also out from an injury in the Czechia rout, Seth Jarvis steps in for his first Olympic shift alongside Bo Horvat and Sam Reinhart. The stakes climb as Canada eyes a perfect prelim record before facing France, and Marchand's status could shake up their bottom-six depth just when they need his grit most.
Seth Jarvis steps onto the Olympic stage for the first time, facing Switzerland in a matchup that spotlights his rising star power. The young gun brings that Carolina grit to the international spotlight, where every shift counts toward building momentum. Coaches eye his speed and snarl as key weapons in Canada's push for gold.
Brayden Point's lower-body injury from that brutal net-front tangle with Cam York back in January shelves the Lightning sniper for Team Canada's Olympic run. Tampa's now missing two key pieces in Milano Cortina after Anthony Cirelli went down too, forcing Hockey Canada to pivot to Seth Jarvis as the replacement. Point's been grinding through a slower start this season with 30 points in 37 games, but his absence leaves a massive hole in Canada's depth chart just as the tournament heats up.
Team Canada bench boss Jon Cooper lays it out plain: Connor Bedard stays home from Milano because familiarity breeds Olympic gold, and the kid lacks that 4 Nations Face-Off bond with the coaching staff. Cooper picked Seth Jarvis and Sam Bennett to fill injury voids from Lightning duo Brayden Point and Anthony Cirelli, leaning hard on guys he's already trusted in big spots.