Avs Mailbag: Tantalizer for Team USA

Former NHL MVP Peter Forsberg is making a comeback with the Sweden national team for the Karjala Cup. Sweden coach Bengt-Ake Gustafsson says Forsberg will join the team for the Euro Hockey Tour event starting Thursday. Forsberg won two Stanley Cups with the Colorado Avalanche and was the league MVP in 2003. He's only played sporadically over the last two seasons because...

In the latest chapter in the annual Peter Forsberg ritual of speculation, Forsberg's broken foot has healed after taking a month off and he will suit up for the Swedish National team in next weekend's Karjala Cup. Having endured numerous surgeries and failed attempts in returning to the ice, it seems that this time Forsberg is healthy enough to attract interest from scouts...

A grueling October finally came to a close for the Avalanche and it could not have gone any better. Well, they could have done without all the injuries. And I suppose technically they did leave six of a possible 28 points on the table. But all things considered, this was a success beyond anyone's imaginations for a team pegged for dead last in the NHL.The Avs kick off Movember...

NEW YORK (November 2, 2009) -- Colorado Avalanche goaltender Craig Anderson, Washington Capitals left wing Alex Ovechkin and Phoenix Coyotes goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov have been named the NHL 'Three Stars' for October. FIRST STAR -- CRAIG AND...

Sweden coach Bengt-Ake Gustafsson says Peter Forsberg will return to the national ice hockey team for the Karjala Cup.

Former NHL MVP Peter Forsberg is making a comeback with the Sweden national team for the Karjala Cup.

STOCKHOLM (AP) -Sweden coach Bengt-Ake Gustafsson says Peter Forsberg will return to the national ice hockey team for the Karjala Cup.

(Denver Post file photo, John Leyba) Peter Forsberg apparently has decided not to play for Sweden in the upcoming Karjala tournament, a European round-robin thing Nov. 5-8. Not sure of all the details as to why not yet, but he hadn’t been included on the roster for Sweden because of his foot problems, though there would [...]

Vancouver has been a comfort zone for the Colorado Avalanche, who had a lot of good news awaiting them when they arrived for Sunday's game.

by Susan SlusserFiled under: Avalanche, Sharks Last year's top regular-season team, the Sharks, takes on the league's current top squad, the Avalanche, tonight at 10:30 p.m. Eastern and FanHouse will be there, blogging live and fielding questions. Of the Western Conference's many surprise teams -- Phoenix and Los Angeles are also going strong and Columbus started off fast - Colorado...