For most teams serving as NHL farm systems, there is usually quite a bit of roster turnover that takes place each off-season. Players move on to all kinds of new places; through trade or other form of acquisition, graduation to (or demotion from) the ECHL, arrival from juniors, and signings from international rosters, the American Hockey League serves as a kind of revolving door of young talent who are all hoping to take the next step in their journey to becoming future NHL products.
It is no different for the Colorado Eagles, a club entering just its second season in the AHL and currently sitting in the midst of one of these offseason roster revamps.