Calgary Flames Sign Defenceman Joel Hanley to Two-Year Extension
- On Tuesday, the Calgary Flames announced they have secured defenceman Joel Hanley with a new contract lasting two years and featuring an average annual value of $1.75 million.
- The extension followed the departure of goalie Dan Vladar to the Philadelphia Flyers and a need for more defensive depth, according to GM Craig Conroy.
- Hanley, a 34-year-old left-handed defenseman from Keswick, Ontario, appeared in a personal best 53 games last season, recording two goals and seven assists while averaging 18.5 minutes of ice time per contest.
- Conroy acknowledged the need to strengthen the lineup following Dan's departure and highlighted the importance of adhering to their strategy despite other teams adding new players.
- The contract indicates the Flames aim to maintain defensive stability while also pursuing younger talent such as Kevin Bahl, who signed a six-year, $32.1-million extension recently.
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Flames sign Joel Hanley to two-year extension, goalie Ivan Prosvetov to one-year deal
CALGARY - The Calgary Flames were among the quieter teams to start NHL free agency Tuesday, but general manager Craig Conroy acquired a goalie to replace the departed Dan Vladar and extended defenceman Joel Hanley's contract.

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Flames sign defenceman Joel Hanley to two-year extension, Vladar departs for Flyers
CALGARY - The Calgary Flames have extended defenceman Joel Hanley's contract by two years, while the club's backup goalie Dan Vladar departed to sign with the Philadelphia Flyers.
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