Dustin Wolf Contract: The flame signs the star of the goalkeeper for the seven-year, $ 52.5 million

The Calgary Flames have signed a goalkeeper Dustin Wolf At the week, he announced $ 52.5 million in the contract of $ 52.5 million in Tuesday. The contract has an average annual value of $ 7.5 million and begins 2026-27.

Wolf, 24, was appointed to enter the final season of the two-year contract signed in 2024. Offsetzones. Netminder Born in America would be limited by a free means this summer.

“Eight more years here in town”, Wolf said in a statement. “Now you don’t have those contracts that look over the shoulder; you can only play. I hope I don’t care for another and now I can take care of playing hockey and help my team.”

Wolf had a spectacular campaign in 2024-25 stating 29-16-8 minutes to go along with 2.64 goals – against the average average, a .910 Save percentage and three exclusions in 53 games. The flame goaltender completed the second in Calder Trophy race as NHLs Top Rookie with 15 votes of the first place behind Montreal Canadiens Defenseman Lane Hutson.

The wolf almost helped the flame leads from 41-27-4 records (96 points) and a slicing to play wild cards in the Western Conference, but Calgary lost his cow St. Louis Blues based on the victory of the Regulation.

The wolf extension asks a exclusary boat to a very productive offsandrug for General Manager Craig Conroi and Front Office. The franchise has also signed Defenseman again Kevin Bahl Until the six-year-old extension of the contract (AAV 5.35 million), and at the same time extension forward Matt Coronato to the seventh year, $ 6.5 million extension.