The Colorado Avalanche have expanded their forward lineup by adding veteran winger Zach Parise to a one-year contract worth $825,000. The announcement came shortly before their game against the Los Angeles Kings, adding experience and depth to the Avalanche squad.
Parise, who became a free agent after signing a one-year contract with the New York Islanders in July, has found a new home with the Colorado Avalanche midseason. Despite other teams’ interest, the 37-year-old forward chose Colorado, where he hopes to contribute and contend for the Stanley Cup. Rumors of his signing with the Avalanche were initially reported by Michael Russo of The Athletic earlier this week.
The Colorado Avalanche have strengthened their forward lineup by signing veteran winger Zach Parise to a one-year deal worth $825,000. The announcement occurred just before their game against the Los Angeles Kings, giving experience and depth to the Avalanche roster.
Parise, who became a free agent after signing a one-year contract with the New York Islanders in July, joined the Colorado Avalanche in the middle of the season. Despite other teams’ interest, the 37-year-old forward selected Colorado, where he intends to contribute and compete for the Stanley Cup. Rumors of his signing with the Avalanche were first reported by Michael Russo of The Athletic this week.
Avalanche Sign a veteran. With a Lot of Compete
Parise’s addition to the Avalanche roster provides a seasoned presence that complements his ability to generate offense despite changes in his finishing and skating over the years. The veteran forward’s arrival raises expectations about the influence he can have as the Avalanche quest for success in the rest of the season and beyond.
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