The deal is worth between $3.5M and $4M per season, and after a breakout performance in the playoffs that almost saw the Maple Leafs pull past the Bruins, he's being rewarded. Woll did play in just 25 games this past season before the post-season, tallying a solid 2.94 GAA and a .907 save percentage, and now, unless they make a blockbuster deal, he appears to be the No. 1 going forward.