Gilroy’s Dustin Wolf draws 7 years, $ 52.5 million extension with Calgary Flames

Gilroy’s Dustin Wolf, the star of the Calgary Flames’ Rookie goalkeeper, signed a seven-year contract extension of $ 52.5 million on Tuesday.

Wolf finished second in Calder Trophy, who voted last season as NHL Rookie of the Year, a place for San Jose’s Macklin Celebrini and a place behind winner Lane Hutson van Montreal.

Wolf had a record of 29-16-8 with a .910 savings percentage and a 2.64 goals-to-average.

The 24-year-old finished 11th in victories and savings percentage among NHL goalkeepers in his Rookie season, where he on the edge of a play-off berth Backstopping.

“I am underestimated my entire career; a large majority of it because of how long I have been,” said the 6-foot long wolf. “And I think that’s a disguised blessing, because then you can just do your company.”