Andrew Hammond gets another chance in the NHL

Former Canadian goaltender Andrew Hammond has agreed to a professional tryout contract with the Florida Panthers.

Last season with the Habs in four games, Hammond maintained a 2.40 goals-against-average and a .920 save percentage.

He was then traded to the New Jersey Devils, where he struggled a bit more with a 4.66 goals-against-average and .860 save percentage in seven games.

He also played 11 games with the Iowa Wild in the AHL.

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