Also, details of Brent Burns’ one-year contract revealed.
It’s not often we get an interview with a newly signed player but Brent Burns shared some time with the media right after inking his one-year contract with the Colorado Avalanche.
Also, the detail of Burns’ performance bonus-laden contract were revealed including a $3M bonus just for playing 10 games, which essentially makes his contract a $4M deal at minimum.
Brent Burns 1 year #GoAvsGo Deal:
Salary $1M
Potential Performance Bonuses $4M:
-$3M @ 10 GP
-$1M if plays 23+ minutes in 70 GPCap Hit $1M, AAV $5M
Rep’d by Ron Salcer
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Another feather in the cap for the captain as Gabe Landeskog and his return depicted in the documentary “A Clean Sheet” is recognition from the ESPY awards nominating him as best comeback athlete.
Gabe Landeskog is nominated for an ESPY!
Stream “A Clean Sheet: Gabe Landeskog” on max to watch the journey, then head to the #ESPYS to cast your vote for his unforgettable return: https://t.co/SetbFTQUz8 pic.twitter.com/aa8tAW8we8
— Fresh Tape Media (@freshtapemedia) July 3, 2025
One more contract was finalized over the holiday weekend and it’s for a player who will most likely have a greater impact on the Colorado Eagles. Alex Barre-Boulet inked a one-year two-way deal which will reportedly pay him the $775k league minimum at the NHL level but that’s not far off from the $525k he will earn in the AHL. As a small speedy scorer Barre-Boulet fits the mold of AHL star and indicated a replacement for Eagles leading scorer Matthew Phillips, who signed a deal with San Diego.
We’ve signed Alex Barré-Boulet to a one-year, two-way deal. pic.twitter.com/2ij5WXFfop
— Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) July 4, 2025