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Recently, the Flyers signed a new two-year, $1.575 million contract with defenseman Adam Ginning. As a restricted free agent, Ginning played crucial minutes during the team’s push for the playoffs. His deal includes a two-way contract in Year 1 and a one-way contract in Year 2, with an average annual value of $787,500.
Despite being initially called up to the Flyers in March due to injuries and a trade, Ginning made significant contributions in nine out of the team’s last 19 games. In his first career NHL goal, he had 18 hits, nine blocked shots, and an even plus-minus rating in an average of 14:09 minutes of ice time per game.
Known for his defensive abilities, Ginning had two goals, 13 assists, and a minus-5 rating in 58 regular-season games with the AHL affiliate Lehigh Valley. He previously led the team with a plus-24 rating during the previous season and made his NHL debut in the Flyers’ second-to-last game.
Looking ahead to the 2024-25 season, there may be one or two roster spots available on defense for Ginning to compete for during training camp in September alongside fellow restricted free agent defenseman Egor Zamula. For more hockey insights and updates, subscribe to our podcast on platforms such as Apple Podcasts, Youtube Music, Spotify, Stitcher and Art19 or watch on YouTube.
