Brent Burns

With fewer blueliners running power plays, players like Tyson Barrie can end up as a luxury for teams.

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Burns, at age 37, is on pace to record his highest point total since 2018-19.

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Karlsson and Burns remain the two highest profile players on the Sharks’ roster but what comes next is uncertain.

Burns "looked very much the Viking," according to the hairstylist who prepared him for the role in Ireland.

"Guys like that ... find ways to make huge differences in the game, and that's exactly what Burnzie did. We needed that," Bob Boughner said.

Because of his age and bulky contract, Burns looks like the logical choice to expose in next summer's expansion draft.

Hog hunting. World War II stories. Getting covered in raw sewage. Butchering meat. This conversation with Brent Burns has everything.

There are only so many opportunities for players to build their NHL resume and cement their place in hockey history.

Early ejections punctuated a night which was marred by a late start for the Penguins in an ugly loss to the Sharks.

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Burns and Karlsson do not start a single power play together on the same unit, and the move works in the Sharks' 5-1 win over the Sabres.