Kevin Bahl has officially secured a six-year contract with the Calgary Flames valued at $32.1 million. This deal reflects an average annual salary of $5.35 million. The 25-year-old defenseman had a notable season, recording a personal best of 20 points, including three goals and 17 assists, while showcasing his defensive prowess with 116 blocked shots, ranking third on the team.

Bahl expressed his excitement about the new contract, emphasizing the supportive community and the organization’s belief in his potential. Calgary's GM Craig Conroy reiterated Bahl's importance to the team's future, highlighting his growth and contributions during the past season. Bahl's journey began in the 2018 NHL Draft when he was selected by the Arizona Coyotes and has since played for both the New Jersey Devils and the Flames, tallying 45 points in 221 games.