Unveiling the Surprising NHL Offseason Makeovers: Which Teams Are Poised to Shock the League?
In terms of who’s in and who’s out from this summer, though, the Avalanche did take a small step back. Jonathan Drouin and Charlie Coyle are notable losses from the top nine that will be felt; there’s no denying that. But it does help that the Avalanche let Ryan Lindgren walk and signed Brent Burns instead. Even at his advanced age, Burns still has some game left and brings borderline top-four value to the Avalanche as a puck-mover. With the team’s second pair being one of the biggest problems last year, Burns is a savvy addition that keeps Colorado in the contender’s circle.
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