Taylor Hall has been rewarded by the Bruins!

We've been waiting for this one for several days. It's finally official! The Boston Bruins have announced that they have extended forward Taylor Hall's contract for four seasons. He will earn $24 million during this period, or $6 million annually per season.

The Calgary native was acquired from the Buffalo Sabres along with Curtis Lazar on April 12 in exchange for forward Anders Bjork and a second round pick. Hall has found his home in Boston and he had great success with the Bruins, surrounded by established veterans.

He had a total of 14 points, including 8 goals, in 16 regular season games. He also added his name to the scoreboard on five occasions in 11 playoff games.

Both parties seem very happy with the turn of events. A little stability and balance around him won't hurt the 29-year-old forward.

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