After a tight, but heart-breaking loss to the Dallas Stars in the first round, the Colorado Avalanche are left to pick up the pieces of another disappointing season.
Former Colorado Avalanche forward Nazem Kadri, who won the Stanley Cup in 2022 with the club, is calling them out for how they dealt Mikko Rantanen. It was one of the more cruel twists of fate that could have befallen the Colorado Avalanche, and they're going to have all summer to think about it.
Now that their season is over, the Colorado Avalanche will turn their attention to this summer and the opening of free agency. But first, the NHL Entry Draft will be held on June 27, even though the Avalanche only have two picks.
The Colorado Avalanche underwent massive renovations during the 2025 season. They changed their entire goalie room, dealt franchise legend Mikko Rantanen, and were big buyers at the trade deadline.
As a spring snowstorm passed through Colorado this week, Pikes Peak, a mountain in the state that rises above 14,000 feet, saw just over 30 inches of snow, according to the National Weather Service.
There are indelible images of certain athletes in specific uniforms. Barry Sanders wearing the Honolulu blue and silver of the Detroit Lions, for example.
A round of late-season snowfall has blanketed Colorado’s mountains, creating powder skiing conditions at ski resorts like Arapahoe Basin, and prompting
With the Colorado Avalanche eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs by the Dallas Stars in Round 1, the team has another early summer despite how well-rounded this roster was.
The Avalanche made a shocking Mikko Rantanen trade this year, and now President Joe Sakic has reacted to the trade following their elimination. The Colorado
The Colorado Avalanche are still trying to get over a tough Game 7 loss against the Dallas Stars, and the hope is that they can come back stronger next season and put themselves in a better position.
Colorado Avalanche president Joe Sakic gave his first public explanation for the team’s controversial decision to trade Mikko Rantanen before the trade deadline.
With the Colorado Avalanche eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs after their first-round series against the Dallas Stars, we can now evaluate the roster and determine who will return next season.
It’s time for another round of NHL rumours. We’ve already started the second round, but the teams that were eliminated are still being talked about. Some clubs took big swings at the trade deadline only to see their season go up in smoke.
Instead of advancing forward and contending for a Stanley Cup in the 2025 Playoffs, the Colorado Avalanche have some thinking to do. Since being eliminated by the Dallas Stars, the team has already made a decision on head coach Jared Bednar, announcing that he will remain the team’s coach after their disappointing exit.
Despite speculation from NHL insider Rick Dhaliwal that Rick Tocchet could be a candidate for the Colorado Avalanche’s head coaching job, the organization has made it clear that no change is coming behind the bench.
Elliotte Friedman suggests it’s going to be a long summer for Sidney Crosby, who just agreed to go to the World Championships for Team Canada and will be joined by his close friend Nathan MacKinnon.
Given the significant investments made by the Colorado Avalanche front office through trades and hefty contracts, their Round 1 series loss to the Dallas Stars is a disaster.
The Dallas Stars just knocked off the Colorado Avalanche in a nail-biting seven-game thriller—and they did it without their top goal-scorer and a top defenseman.
Following the Colorado Avalanche’s stunning Game 7 collapse against the Dallas Stars, franchise cornerstone and NHL superstar Nathan MacKinnon didn’t dance around the idea that there would be a change in Colorado.
The NHL and Commissioner Gary Bettman are being called out for a strong postseason scheduling decision involving the Colorado Avalanche and their Game 7.