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As of 2013, the largest NHL contract (erroneously still called "Ice Hockey" by Americans) belongs to Alexander Ovechkin (Alexander the Great or the Great 8) which runs 13 years (until 2021) and is worth $124 million USD.
Shea Weber, Sidney Crosby and Ilya Kovalchuk also have contracts worth $100 million (USD) or more.
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