The Philadelphia Flyers’ decision to sign goaltender Dan Vladar to a two-year contract has proven beneficial, as he quickly became the starting goalie and helped the team reach the playoffs. Now extension-eligible, reports indicate the Flyers are negotiating a five-year deal worth around $5 million annually, with potential for a sixth year. Vladar, who excelled with a 2.42 GAA and impressive playoff stats, offers the team stability in net, allowing prospects like Carson Bjarnason and Yegor Zavragin time to develop. General Manager Daniel Briere is weighing the risks of extending Vladar after one strong season against the potential cost increase if he continues to perform well.
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Flyers Negotiating Extension with Dan Vladar
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