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Reuters
The Dallas Stars and goalkeeper Scott Wedgewood have agreed to extend their contract for two years on Thursday.
The extension is worth $ 2 million (average annual value of $ 1 million) and Wedgwood will remain in Lone Star until 2023-24.
Wedgwood, 29, plans to be the star's second choice after Jake Otti.
He arrived in Dallas in March by trading with Arizona Coyote. He saw the action in 7 to 8 games and got an ERA of .913 and an ERA of 3.05 to 3-1-3.
At the NHL level, Wedgwood played two stints in New Jersey Devils (2015-16, 2020-21) and two stints in Coyotes (2017-18, 2021-22). In his 77 career games (68 starts), he has a record of 23-33-14 and a save rate of .906 with an ERA of 3.10.
– Field-level media
