Flames re-sign blueliner Joel Hanley to two year contract ($1.75 million AAV)
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The Calgary Flames have solidified their defensive lineup by re-signing blueliner Joel Hanley to a two-year contract worth an average annual value of $1.75 million. Hanley, who played a pivotal role in the Flames’ blueline depth last season, is expected to contribute both offensively and defensively as the team gears up for the upcoming NHL season. His experience and versatility will be crucial as the Flames strive to compete for a playoff spot.
Having joined the Flames previously as a depth signing, Hanley quickly made his mark by providing stability on the ice. With his ability to play in various defensive roles, he brings a reliable presence that the coaching staff values highly. The re-signing comes at an opportune time, with the team looking to enhance its defensive strategy.
This new deal underlines the Flames' commitment to retaining key players who can provide consistent performance. Hanley's re-signing is seen as a strategic move to build continuity within the team while also preparing for future challenges in the league. Fans are optimistic about the upcoming season and the potential impact of Hanley’s contributions on the ice.
Having joined the Flames previously as a depth signing, Hanley quickly made his mark by providing stability on the ice. With his ability to play in various defensive roles, he brings a reliable presence that the coaching staff values highly. The re-signing comes at an opportune time, with the team looking to enhance its defensive strategy.
This new deal underlines the Flames' commitment to retaining key players who can provide consistent performance. Hanley's re-signing is seen as a strategic move to build continuity within the team while also preparing for future challenges in the league. Fans are optimistic about the upcoming season and the potential impact of Hanley’s contributions on the ice.