True NHL dynasties are often defined by more than their roster. It takes confident management decisions to stick at the top of the NHL year-over-year. The Colorado Avalanche proved their willingness to make a big swing in their handling of Mikko Rantanen‘s trade ahead of the 2025 Trade Deadline.
Brent Burns just did something special that may not be replicated for a long time. On Saturday, the 41-year-old Colorado Avalanche blueliner Burns did not just play in his 1,572nd game in the NHL but also the 1,000th in a row, as the Avs blanked the Dallas Stars, 2-0, at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas.
Martin Necas scored with 9:21 left in the game, as the visiting Colorado Avalanche blanked the Dallas Stars, 2-0, on Saturday. Nathan MacKinnon added his NHL-leading 51st goal with 58 seconds remaining.
How many of the players with the most career goals for every NHL franchise can you name in five minutes?
Colorado Avalanche defenseman Brent Burns made more NHL history on Saturday when he became the second player in NHL history to play 1,000 consecutive games, joining Phil Kessel.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
The Colorado Avalanche were treated to a dose of reality this week in advance of their fourth and final meeting with the Central Division rival Dallas Stars on Saturday.
The Colorado Avalanche have been dominating the competition in the NHL throughout the season. While they have not been able to keep up the pace they had
Nathan MacKinnon continues to dominate on the ice. In his last five games, the Colorado Avalanche forward has five goals and two assists, including his 50th goal of the season in the Avalanche’s 8-6 loss to the Vancouver Canucks Wednesday night.
The Colorado Avalanche went into their game at Ball Arena with the Vancouver Canucks as overwhelming favorites. But the Avalanche laid an egg, losing 8-6 to the NHL’s worst team, surrendering multiple goals early on.
Coming off a dominant 9-2 win over the lowly Calgary Flames, the Avalanche seemed to be finding a groove again as the playoffs approach. With the lineup finally getting healthy, it is just a matter of playing consistently until the playoffs finally arrive.
The hockey gods might have something against the Colorado Avalanche this season for rubbing Quebec Nordiques fans’ noses in the fact that they stole their home team.
The Colorado Avalanche faced a reality check after an 8-6 loss to the Vancouver Canucks, and head coach Jared Bednar did not hold back. The Avalanche outshot the Canucks 30-26, but the majority of the dominance came in the third period when the Avalanche went 17-6.
The Colorado Avalanche have a goaltending problem.
A brilliant season for Colorado Avalanche center Nathan MacKinnon rolled on Wednesday night.
The Colorado Avalanche will be missing the services of star defenseman Cale Makar for at least the next few games, according to Avs head coach Jared Bednar.
The Colorado Avalanche and general manager Chris MacFarland have gotten heaping praise for turning one of the worst goaltending situations in the league into a strength.
Colorado Avalanche star defenseman Cale Makar is expected to sit out a few games due to an upper-body injury, head coach Jared Bednar announced Wednesday.
The Colorado Avalanche received encouraging news earlier today regarding star D-man Cale Makar. Head coach Jared Bednar confirmed during his radio show on Altitude that Makar will miss a few of their upcoming games with an upper-body injury but expects a full recovery.
Despite facing a bit of adversity going into the Olympic break, things are back on track for the Colorado Avalanche. With a soft schedule to close out the regular season, the hope is that the Avalanche can be fully healthy and continue peaking at the right time.
Though the Colorado Avalanche saw their winning streak come to an end, the playoffs are still lining up nicely. Entering Monday night’s contest, the Avalanche sported a six-point lead over the Dallas Stars and are nearly a lock to close out the Central Division race.
The Colorado Avalanche are slowly assembling their playoff roster after a wave of acquisitions and injuries. They’ll soon add another piece back to the depth chart, with center Nicolas Roy progressing back from an upper-body injury sustained on March 22nd.
At 41 years old, Brent Burns is doing something that feels impossible. In his 22nd NHL season, he’s not just hanging on — he’s still contributing, still logging big minutes, and still looking like a player ten years younger.
Avalanche forward Nicolas Roy will be held out of the lineup “for a little bit” with the upper-body injury.
Hockey Hall of Famer Wayne Gretzky once again has to make room for Washington Capitals left winger Alex Ovechkin.
The veteran forward, who turns 40 years old this coming summer, is in the final year of his deal.
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