Gregory Shamus/Getty ImagesThe Vegas Golden Knights and winger Alex Tuch reportedly reached an agreement Friday on a seven-year Minnesota Wild Hoodies Authentic , $33.25 million contract extension.Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reported details of the deal, which carries a $4.75 million annual cap hit.The Knights acquired Tuch, 22, in a trade with the Minnesota Wild in June 2017 ahead of their inaugural season.He tallied 37 points (15 goals and 22 assists) across 78 games in his first full NHL season. He appeared in just six contests for Minnesota during the 2016-17 campaign.Tuch added six goals and four helpers in 20 postseason appearances as the expansion franchise made a surprising run to the Stanley Cup Final before falling to the Washington Capitals.In May, he toldDane Mizutaniof thePioneer Pressbeing involved in the Knights' magical debut campaign the "best year of my life."He continued: "And I know I'm not at my peak. I'm happy with where I'm at right now. Hopefully I continue to get better and better. It's been a lot of fun so far."He's yet to appear in a game during the early stages of this season because of a lower-body injury.By signing him to a long-term extension before he enjoys a major breakout season, the Knights are betting on his potential. A cap hit below $5 million could prove to be a serious bargain should he establish himself as a top-six player in the coming years.For now Minnesota Wild Hats Authentic , Vegas will hope he returns from injury soon to help the club get on track following a sluggish 3-4-0 start. The Philadelphia Flyers were hoping to build off the momentum of Wednesday’s win as they prepared to host the Vegas Golden Knights on Saturday.Instead they were dealing with another injury Friday as right winger Travis Konecny left practice early after getting hit in the inside of his foot by a shot.Philadelphia is already without left winger James van Riemsdyk (lower body injury) and center Nolan Patrick (upper body), both of whom went down in the past week.Article continues below ...“We’re not going to sit here and feel sorry for ourselves,” general manager Ron Hextall told reporters Friday. “We have more depth right now than I think we’ve had in the past. The guys now will go into a little bit more significant positions and have to produce.”The Flyers (2-2-0) are coming of a 7-4 road win against the Ottawa Senators. Jakub Voracek had two goals and three assists as Philadelphia bounced back from an 8-2 home loss to San Jose Tuesday. Claude Giroux had a goal and an assist against Ottawa, Scott Laughton scored twice, and Radko Gudas had three assists.“I think a lot of guys are feeling good about themselves after that game, offensively Custom Minnesota Wild Jerseys ,” Flyers forward Dale Weise told NHL.com. “Obviously, we don’t want to take that many penalties (12), and we’ve got some work to do, but to get an effort like that and come back and score seven goals is huge.”Goalie Calvin Pickard made 31 saves in his first start with Philadelphia after he was claimed off waivers from the Toronto Maple Leafs on Oct. 2. Pickard was the Knights’ first pick in the expansion draft nearly 16 months ago but was waived when the Knights claimed Malcolm Subban on waivers three days before the start of their inaugural season last October.Saturday night’s game is a rematch of opening night when the Flyers scored three goals in the second period and beat the Knights 5-2 in Las Vegas as Brian Elliott made 23 saves in his first career start versus Vegas.The Knights have dropped three straight as they close out a five-game road trip. Vegas took a 1-0 lead against the Penguins Thursday night but couldn’t hold it. Pittsburgh scored three times in a span of 7:03 during the second period of a 4-2 Penguins win.“It’s frustrating when you come in here and play a good team, and I feel like you control the game for pretty much the entire thing and little breaks cost us,” Knights forward Reilly Smith told the Las Vegas Review Journal. “It’s something we’re going to have to keep our effort high and keep playing the way we’re doing but limit those mistakes.”Tomas Nosek and Smith scored for Vegas (1-4-0) and Subban made 18 saves. The Knights have been outscored 19-10 in their first five games.“We just have to keep working and stay with it www.officialcanadiensprostore.com ,” Knights coach Gerard Gallant told NHL.com. “We had a lot of good chances again tonight. The puck didn’t go in the net until late in the game. So (we) have to stay with it and work hard. Sooner or later, it’ll turn for us.”Vegas goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury is 28-19-2 against the Flyers with a 2.94 goals-against average and .898 save percentage.