"I'm happy to get this deal done with the St. Louis Blues," Binnington told stlouisblues.com. "To the city of St. Louis, thank you for welcoming me in and trusting me to do me. I'm excited and motivated to keep doing my job and keep bringing success to the St. Louis Blues organization."
"We are pleased to have Jordan signed for two more years," added Blues General Manager Doug Armstrong. "His play was outstanding and we look forward to seeing him continue to be a major contributor for our team."
Binnington made his first career start on Jan. 7 in Philadelphia, where he posted a 25-save shutout in a 3-0 Blues' victory. Since then, the rookie goaltender went 24-5-1 in the regular season with a 1.89 goals-against average, a .927 save-percentage and five shutouts.
But his success didn't stop there.
In 26 Stanley Cup Playoffs games, Binnington went 16-10 with a 2.46 goals-against average, a .914 save-percentage and one shutout, becoming the first goaltender in the Blues' 52-year history to capture a Stanley Cup for the franchise.
Binnington also became the first rookie goaltender in League history to record 16 wins in a single postseason, besting the previous record of 15 set by four goaltenders: Patrick Roy, Ron Hextall, Matt Murray and Cam Ward.
