A day after trading a pair of depth forwards, the Edmonton Oilers reached a deal Friday to keep Mattias Janmark in orange and blue.
The 30-year-old winger signed a one-year contract worth $1 million, the team confirmed.
On Thursday, General Manager Ken Holland traded forwards Kailer Yamamoto and Klim Kostin to Detroit for future considerations, which cleared up $3.1 million in cap space.
The Red Wings decided to buy out Yamamoto on Friday, meaning he'll become a free agent.
Janmark scored 10 goals and added 16 assists in 71 games for Edmonton last year, his first with the Oilers.
The native of Sweden played for $1.25 million last season after Holland signed him on July 17.
Janmark has also played for Dallas, Chicago and Vegas, recording 208 points in 552 career NHL games.
