Colorado Avalanche head coach Jared Bednar told Denver-based radio station 92.5 FM Altitude Sports Radio on Wednesday that forwards Gabriel Landeskog and Martin Necas should be healthy for their respective countries at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Italy.
A month ago, the Colorado Avalanche were chasing NHL history as one of the best regular-season teams, but with one game left before the Olympic break, they are struggling and feeling pressure in the standings.
The memories remain vivid for both Colorado Avalanche players. One was 11 years old, watching from home in Calgary. The other was 15, snowed in at a friend's house in Chicago while traveling from boarding school.
It has been an uncharacteristically tough go of things for the Colorado Avalanche of late. Over their 10 prior games, the Avalanche sported a very un-Avalanche-like 4-4-2 record, getting blown out multiple times over that stretch.
Colorado Avalanche head coach Jared Bednar provided an update on Gabriel Landeskog, who they aren’t expecting to see in the lineup before the Olympic break begins on Friday.
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 are set to get a major boost to their lineup on Monday night, as defenseman Devon Toews is set to return from an injury that has held him out of the team’s past 13 games.
The Colorado Avalanche are the best team in hockey, and it might not be close. Colorado made easy work of the Detroit Red Wings on the road in their last game, defeating one of the Atlantic Division’s best by a score of 5-0.
Nathan MacKinnon scored two goals to become the first player in the NHL with 40, Mackenzie Blackwood turned away 27 shots and the visiting Colorado Avalanche beat the Detroit Red Wings 5-0 on Saturday.
It has been a rough stretch for the Colorado Avalanche. Coming into Thursday night’s tilt with the Montreal Canadiens, they had lost five of their previous seven games, something that would have been thought impossible in the middle of their torrid run to start the season.
Colorado, Tampa Bay, and Carolina enter the stretch run sitting near the top of the NHL standings and the Stanley Cup futures board, separating themselves from a crowded field of contenders.
The Colorado Avalanche have had an interesting week so far. They have struggled on the ice of late, but solidified the future of their blueline by providing a contract extension to Sam Malinski.
Gabriel Landeskog took a major step forward in his recovery when he joined his Colorado Avalanche teammates for his first full practice since suffering an upper-body injury three weeks ago.
Gabriel Landeskog’s potential return ahead of the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics remains uncertain, but recent updates offer cautious optimism for both the Colorado Avalanche and Team Sweden.
Colorado Avalanche forward Brock Nelson is playing his best hockey at the most opportune time. With just a couple of weeks before the 2026 Winter Olympics, Nelson — who’s a member of Team USA — has put his campaign into hyperdrive.
Goaltender Scott Wedgewood is back with the Colorado Avalanche after welcoming the birth of his second child. He has been activataed from the non-roster list, while defenseman Jack Ahcan and goaltender Isak Posch have been reassigned to the minor-leagues.
The Avalanche have made a pair of roster moves as they get set to embark on a road trip beginning Sunday in Toronto. The team announced (Twitter link) that they’ve recalled goaltender Isak Posch from AHL Colorado. To make room on the roster, netminder Scott Wedgewood has been designated to non-roster status.