Devin Cooley

August 2025 – Devin Cooley is entering the second year of his contract with the Calgary Flames, and after seeing Dan Vladar move to Philadelphia in the offseason, he stands to earn the backup spot behind Dustin Wolf.

The 28 year old AHL journeyman spent 2024-2025 with the Calgary Wranglers, with a record 0f 21-19-5 and a 3.01 GAA and .903 save percentage. His rate stats sat just outside the top 50 in the AHL for GAA, among goalies with 10 or more games played, and just inside the top 40 for save percentage. The numbers are not awe inspiring, but if your fantasy squad needs starts, Cooley should be available on the wire in most leagues and could see some games this year. Alex Wyatt

June 2022 – Cooley stood out for the Admirals in their short but sweet playoff run. In 7 playoff games, he had a .926 save percentage, holding down the crease while Connor Ingram was up with the Predators. Cooley is a strong competitor and will fight as hard as possible to make a save. He can overplay the puck at times but displays a lot of athleticism. With the introduction of Yaroslav Askarov in the minors, it is hard to say if Cooley is guaranteed to be Milwaukee’s starter heading into 2022-23, but either way, he will be contending for that job. Curtis Rines

March 2022 – Cooley is seemingly in an odd stage of his development. He has proved he is ready to move up from the ECHL but hasn’t exactly impressed in the AHL quite yet. Playing the back-up role to Connor Ingram in Milwaukee this season, Cooley has a .893 save percentage and a 3.23 goals-against average in 20 games played. Although he hasn’t stood out, his numbers fall in line with a couple of rookie comparables, such as Alex D’Orio in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton and Joel Hofer in Springfield. With Ingram still locked up until the end of next season, I don’t think he will step into the starting position just yet, but the pending RFA should see a contract extension to continue as the back-up for Milwaukee through next year. Curtis Rines

August 2021 – After a solid first pro season in the ECHL, Cooley will battle for a spot on the Admirals. With a .911 save percentage over 22 games with the Florida Everblades, moving onto the next step of pro hockey may benefit his development most. Curtis Rines