The Buffalo Sabres announced they have signed goaltender Devon Levi to a two-year contract extension through the 2026-27 season.
Levi had a 25-13-6 record with a .919 SP and 2.20 GAA in 42 appearances with the Rochester Americans and a 2-7 record with an .872 SP in nine appearances with the Buffalo Sabres last season.
The 23-year-old had a stellar showing in the Calder Cup Playoffs with a 5-3 record, .910 SP, and two shutouts, leading the Americans to the North Division Finals. He was an AHL All-Star and Goaltender of the Month for February last season.
The Montreal, Que., native has a 17-17-2 record with an .894 SP in 39 career appearances with the Sabres. He has been a dominant goalie in the AHL and boasts a 41-19-10 record with a .922 SP, 2.28 GAA, and seven shutouts in 68 career appearances.
Originally a seventh round selection of the Florida Panthers in 2020, Levi was traded to the Sabres in July 2021 in the Sam Reinhart trade.
Per PuckPedia, Levi is waiver exempt for the 2025-26 season or until he plays 21 games.
Levi is a two-time Mike Richter Award Winner as the NCAA's Top Collegiate Goalie. He won a gold medal with Team Canada at the 2021 World Championship.
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