A.J. Greer is locked in with the Anaheim Ducks one day after being shipped to the West Coast in a trade with the Florida Panthers.
Anaheim signed Greer to a four-year deal with an annual-average value of $4.25 million on Tuesday, according to Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman.
The contract comes with a 10-team no-trade clause.
Greer was dealt to the Ducks by Florida on Monday in exchange for defenceman Radko Gudas, as the two teams swapped pending unrestricted free agents.
The 29-year-old Greer played for the Panthers the past two seasons and helped the team hoist the Stanley Cup in 2024-25.
Last season, Greer established career highs in points (32), goals (17) and assists (15) over 78 games with the Panthers.
The nine-year NHL veteran has played in 326 career games, spending time with Florida, Colorado, New Jersey, Boston and Calgary.
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