Flames, Wolf reach two-year extension
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CALGARY — The Calgary Flames signed restricted free agent goaltender Dustin Wolf to a two-year, US$1.7-million contract Tuesday.
The deal is worth $850,000 annually, but is a two-way agreement in the first season.
Wolf had a 3.16 goals-against average and .893 save percentage over 17 games with Calgary last season.
The 23-year-old American posted a record of 7-7-1 last season, but won his final four starts with the NHL club.
Viewed as the Flames' goaltender of the future, Wolf also appeared in 36 games with the AHL's Calgary Wranglers (20-12-3), recording a 2.45 GAA, four shutouts and .922 save percentage.
The Flames selected the six-foot, 166-pound Wolf with the 214th pick at the 2019 NHL draft.