The NHL offseason fully began over ten weeks ago when the Stanley Cup was won by the Pittsburgh Penguins. Since then, teams have been busy making decisions that will impact their rosters next season, and for many years ahead.
Within the Pacific Division, each team had its own issues to address, and its own plans for the offseason. For example, here in Calgary the Flames had to find new and better goaltenders which they swiftly did.
Each team had to improve their team while also ensuring they stay away from salary cap problems down the line. For simplicity’s sake, I left out roster moves that didn’t involve notable NHLers as well as draft picks.