Flames sign Devin Cooley to two-year contract extension
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The Calgary Flames have secured their goaltending depth by signing Devin Cooley to a two-year contract extension. This extension marks a significant step for Cooley, who has been a promising presence in the Flames organization. After his impressive performance during the last season, which included substantial time with the Flames' AHL affiliate, the Stockton Heat, management recognized the need to solidify their future between the pipes with this young talent.
Cooley, originally signed by the Flames in 2021, is known for his remarkable reflexes and ability to make crucial saves. His development has shown great progress, and his commitment to the Flames highlights the franchise's confidence in his abilities. As the Flames head into the upcoming season, having Cooley under contract provides them with an additional layer of security in a position that has traditionally faced challenges.
This deal comes at a time when the Flames are looking to bolster their lineup after a mixed result in the last NHL season. With Cooley now locked in, fans are eager to see how his growth will translate on the ice next season, potentially making him a key component in the Flames' quest for playoff success.
Cooley, originally signed by the Flames in 2021, is known for his remarkable reflexes and ability to make crucial saves. His development has shown great progress, and his commitment to the Flames highlights the franchise's confidence in his abilities. As the Flames head into the upcoming season, having Cooley under contract provides them with an additional layer of security in a position that has traditionally faced challenges.
This deal comes at a time when the Flames are looking to bolster their lineup after a mixed result in the last NHL season. With Cooley now locked in, fans are eager to see how his growth will translate on the ice next season, potentially making him a key component in the Flames' quest for playoff success.