Adin Hill Commits to Vegas Through 2030-31 Season
The Vegas Golden Knights have officially secured goaltender Adin Hill with a six-year, $37.5 million contract extension, keeping him with the team through the 2030-31 NHL season. The announcement marks a significant investment in the 28-year-old netminder, who has been a crucial player for the Golden Knights.
Contract Breakdown
- Total contract value: $37.5 million
- Average annual salary: $6.25 million
- Previous contract: Two-year, $9.8 million deal ($4.9 million annually)
Hill’s Career-Best Performance in 2024-25 Season
Hill has been in top form, delivering career-best numbers in the 2024-25 season:
- Games played: 39 (career-high)
- Record: 24-11-4
- Goals-against average (GAA): 2.53
- Save percentage (SV%): .906
- Shutouts: 4 (career-high)
In his most recent game against Columbus, Hill made a statement by stopping all 27 shots to secure his fourth shutout of the season. His 24 wins currently rank seventh in the NHL, solidifying his place as a top-tier goaltender.
Dominant Last Six Games
- Wins: 5
- GAA: 1.68
- SV%: .940
Playoff Success and Stanley Cup Contribution
Hill has been instrumental in Vegas’ playoff success, playing in 19 postseason games—all in the last two years. His contributions were vital in leading the Golden Knights to their 2023 Stanley Cup victory. During that playoff run:
- Save percentage: .932 (best among all goalies)
- GAA: 2.09
- Final 16 games played: Led the team to victory
Trade History & Draft Background
Hill joined the Golden Knights in a trade from the San Jose Sharks in exchange for a fourth-round pick in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft. Before his time in Vegas, he played for:
- San Jose Sharks (2021-22)
- Arizona Coyotes (2017-21)
Originally drafted by the Arizona Coyotes in the third round (76th overall) of the 2015 NHL Entry Draft, Hill has steadily developed into a premier goaltender in the league.
International Experience
Hill also represented Canada at the 4 Nations Showdown, serving as Jordan Binnington’s backup goalie during the tournament.
Looking Ahead
With this contract extension, the Golden Knights have solidified their goaltending future, ensuring stability in net for the next six seasons. Hill’s consistent performance and Stanley Cup pedigree make him a key piece in Vegas’ pursuit of another championship.
Source Yahoo Sports
