Avalanche ink Hunwick to two-year deal
Hunwick appeared in 33 games for the Avalanche last season, recording three
goals and three assists.
“Matt provides depth to our defense,” said Avalanche general manager/executive
vice president Greg Sherman. “He played an important role for our team late
last season and we are excited to have him under contract.”
In 248 career NHL games with the Bruins and Avalanche, the 27-year-old has 16
goals and 45 assists.
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