The St. Louis Blues have made a significant move in the NHL by extending goaltender Joel Hofer’s contract for two more years, solidifying their roster for the future. This decision, announced by President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong, comes as the team looks to enhance its competitive edge in the upcoming season.
- Joel Hofer signed two-year contract extension
- Contract worth $6.8 million total
- Hofer's record: 16-8-3 last season
- Career-best 2.64 goals-against average
- Drafted by Blues in 2018 NHL Draft
- Ranks eighth in save percentage last two seasons
Hofer, 24, has shown promise with his impressive performance last season, appearing in 31 games and achieving a 16-8-3 record. His .904 save percentage and a career-best 2.64 goals-against average highlight his potential as a key player for the Blues. As of June 28, 2025, fans can expect Hofer to continue his development as a reliable goaltender.
This contract extension raises questions about the Blues’ strategy moving forward. Will Hofer’s continued growth be enough to elevate the team’s performance in the highly competitive NHL landscape? Here are some key developments:
- Hofer’s contract is valued at $6.8 million over two years.
- He ranks eighth in save percentage and twelfth in goals-against average among NHL goaltenders over the past two seasons.
- Hofer was drafted by the Blues in the fourth round of the 2018 NHL Draft.
As the NHL season approaches, fans should keep an eye on Hofer’s performance and the Blues’ overall strategy. Will this extension be the key to their success in the playoffs?
