Adin Hill has secured his future with the Vegas Golden Knights by signing a six-year, $37.5 million contract, averaging $6.25 million per season. This long-term deal reflects the team’s confidence in his abilities and ensures Hill remains a key component of their goaltending unit for years to come. The contract is a significant upgrade from his previous two-year, $9.8 million deal, demonstrating his growing value in the NHL.
Hill’s Career-Best Season and Commitment to the Golden Knights’ Winning Culture
The 28-year-old goalie has had a standout season, recording a career-high 24 wins and four shutouts in 39 games. His 2.53 goals-against average (GAA) and .906 save percentage further highlight his consistency and reliability in the net.
Hill’s overall career statistics include an 88-62-12 record with a 2.65 GAA and .909 save percentage across stints with the Arizona Coyotes, San Jose Sharks, and Golden Knights. Since joining Vegas in 2022, he has posted impressive numbers, including 59 wins and six shutouts in just over 100 games.
Adin Hill (NHL)Hill expressed his excitement about staying in Vegas, citing the team’s competitive nature and strong organizational support as major factors in his decision. He acknowledged the difference between playing for non-playoff teams in the past and now being part of a consistently competitive franchise. Living in Las Vegas and having a strong bond with his teammates also contributed to his enthusiasm for signing the long-term extension.
Hill’s Playoff Heroics and Key Role in Golden Knights’ Championship Pursuit
Hill played a crucial role in the Golden Knights’ 2023 Stanley Cup victory, stepping up as the starting goalie during the postseason. Initially the third-string goalie, he took over the net and finished with an 11-4 playoff record, a 2.17 GAA, .932 save percentage, and two shutouts.
His performance under pressure solidified his reputation as a dependable goaltender capable of thriving in high-stakes situations, making him an invaluable asset for Vegas moving forward.
With the Golden Knights leading the Pacific Division (39-19-7), Hill remains an integral part of their success this season. Unlike last year, when injuries limited him to just 27 games, he has stayed healthy and is projected to start nearly 50 games.
Head coach Bruce Cassidy praised Hill’s work ethic and consistency, emphasizing the importance of maintaining form both in games and practice. As the Golden Knights prepare for another deep playoff run, Hill’s presence in goal will be crucial to their championship aspirations.
