Kings sign Pheonix Copley to one-year, $775,000 contract
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The Los Angeles Kings have made a significant move by signing goaltender Pheonix Copley to a one-year contract, solidifying their roster ahead of the upcoming NHL season. Copley's performance last season was instrumental in helping the Kings secure a playoff spot. With a solid .900 save percentage and 2.79 goals against average in 53 games, he proved to be a reliable option for the team.
Copley, who initially joined the Kings on a two-way contract, demonstrated his value as a starting goalie and will now look to build on a successful campaign. The Kings expect the 31-year-old to collaborate with their other goalies, creating a competitive atmosphere within the goaltending unit. His experience and skill will be crucial as the Kings aim to advance further in the playoffs this year.
This contract reinforces the Kings' strategy of integrating experienced players as they strive for a more robust performance in the league. Pheonix Copley's commitment to the team aligns with the Kings' ambitions to not only compete in the Pacific Division but also make a deep playoff run in the 2023-2024 season.
Copley, who initially joined the Kings on a two-way contract, demonstrated his value as a starting goalie and will now look to build on a successful campaign. The Kings expect the 31-year-old to collaborate with their other goalies, creating a competitive atmosphere within the goaltending unit. His experience and skill will be crucial as the Kings aim to advance further in the playoffs this year.
This contract reinforces the Kings' strategy of integrating experienced players as they strive for a more robust performance in the league. Pheonix Copley's commitment to the team aligns with the Kings' ambitions to not only compete in the Pacific Division but also make a deep playoff run in the 2023-2024 season.