Dustin Wolf is entering the last year of his two-year deal at $850,000 and is eligible to sign an extension starting July 1. His strong performance last season places him in contention to become the Flames' long-term goaltender. General Manager Craig Conroy is interested in locking him up, reflecting confidence in his future with the team.

Dustin Wolf's solid statistics as a Calder Trophy finalist, including a 29-16-8 record and a .910 SV%, showcase his potential as a reliable goaltender for Calgary.

Dustin Wolf led rookie goaltenders with 29 wins, establishing himself as a formidable presence in net. His performance, including solid statistics, made him a key player for the Flames despite their playoff miss.

Dustin Wolf had an exceptional season with the Flames, recording a 2.64 goals against average and leading all rookie goaltenders with 29 wins, just one shy of the franchise rookie record.

Dustin Wolf had a stellar rookie season, finishing with 29 wins, which is the most by a Flames rookie since 1986-87. He recorded three shutouts and maintained a 2.64 goals against average over 53 games.