The Vegas Golden Knights have had a lot of top-flight goalies in their short history. Marc-Andre Fleury led them to their first Cup Final and Robin Lehner was supposed to take over from him. But when injuries forced him to the bench, a little-known goalie stepped up and led them to the Stanley Cup. On Friday, the Golden Knights signed Adin Hill to a six-year contract extension, keeping the Cup winner in the desert.
“WAKE UP WE JUST SIGNED ADIN HILL TO A SIX-YEAR CONTRACT EXTENSION,” the team account posted at 6:47 a.m. local time Friday. TSN’s Darren Dreger reported the details, “The Golden Knights and goaltender Adin Hill have reached an agreement on a [6-year] extension. $6.25 million AAV.”
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