He was traded twice and has played with 9 potential Hall of Famers — all this season

DENVER — For some players, playing alongside even one Hall of Famer is an experience they can carry with them forever. They can get an up-close look at excellence, watching the skills that create legacies and feeling the gravitas of an all-time great in the dressing room.Avalanche defenseman Brett Kulak has been the beneficiary of that this season, and not just with one player. Traded from the Edmonton Oilers to the Pittsburgh Penguins in December, then from the Penguins to the Colorado Avalanche in February, he’s played with at least nine potential Hall of Famers, including Connor McDavid, Sidney Crosby and now Nathan MacKinnon.Advertisement