3 Offseason Targets For Vegas Golden Knights

Jack Roslovic, Carolina Hurricanes forward

The Vegas Golden Knights spread out their lines a little bit more in the playoffs, but it looks good. There are likely going to be a few veterans heading to free agency in the offseason, but I can see the Golden Knights looking to keep one of Reilly Smith, Brandon Saad, or Tanner Pearson if they aren't too expensive. No defense is needed, but goaltending might have to be addressed as well.

Anthony Beauvillier

Since the Golden Knights may move on from some of their veterans, Anthony Beauvillier is a younger option who is a gamer once the playoffs start. He is highly skilled and has shown flashes of strong play in years prior as well. He scored 15 goals this season and is a typical middle-6 winger who can contribute and play up and down the lineup. He is once again proving to be very useful once the postseason starts with more points than games in the first round for the Washington Capitals. He may be pretty cheap too.

Jack Roslovic

Jack Roslovic is arguably better than Beauvillier, but while it may not be one or the other if more space opens up on the roster, Roslovic could be another solid middle-six addition who can play multiple positions and provide good depth offense. He would also be in the mix in the middle-six of the lineup and allow William Karlsson to play up in the top-6 and other line changes at will. He scored 22 goals this season and was all around for the Carolina Hurricanes. He may be headed to free agency and looking for an opportunity that Vegas can provide.

Anton Forsberg

Adin Hill is the starter in Vegas, but he isn't a 60 starts a season type of goalie. This creates the need for the Golden Knights to look at goalies who could play around 30 games and even step in as the main guy for a little bit at times if struggles or injuries occur. Anton Forsberg may be the best option that fits that role among goalies who should be available to target. He will have multiple suitors, but Vegas has a winning environment and he will have a decent opportunity. The team also has Akira Schmid, but he isn't that experienced and I bet they will want an extra NHL proven goalie in the mix.