as training camps approach.

In fantasy terms, the focus shifts to how goaltending tandems hold up, who gains top PP time, and which underperformers might be displaced by late-summer acquisitions. The window could recalibrate value across several rosters, turning watchlists into wish lists as teams test early-season depth and role clarity before the calendar turns to October.

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Colorado signed Victor Olofsson to a one-year deal, injecting proven scoring depth into a stacked lineup. Olofsson produced 15 goals and 14 assists in 56 games with Vegas last season and posted the Golden Knights' longest road point streak, notching at least a point in 10 straight contests from December 4 to January 23. His playoff debut yielded two goals as Vegas advanced to the second round, and the 30-year-old winger reached both his 100th career assist and 100th career goal in back-to-back nights, underscoring his consistent scoring punch.

Olofsson’s career arc includes a 105-goal, 106-assist pace in 370 games with the Sabres and Golden Knights, plus a spot on the 2019-20 all-rookie team. A seventh-round pick in 2014, he brings Nordic experience and World Championship pedigree (Bronze in 2024 with Team Sweden). Colorado adds him as reliable depth, with a likely role on the power play and secondary scoring, potentially unlocking a meaningful fantasy floor if he lands on favorable lines and PP units in a deep Avalanche lineup.

For fantasy managers, the move signals a monitored upside. One-year terms create urgency for camp battles and line combinations. If Olofsson wins a top-six and PP1 slot, his value could rise quickly; otherwise, he remains a speculative depth option with upside in a potent Colorado environment.

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Victor Olofsson is headed to Colorado on a one-year deal, adding a proven middle-six scoring threat to the Avalanche as the 2025-26 season approaches. The 30-year-old has 20-goal seasons on his resume and posted 15 goals and 29 points in 56 games with Vegas last year after a lengt

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