Pending UFA goaltender Alexandar Georgiev picked a bad time to post career lows last season. After a December trade, Georgiev spent the end of last season with the San Jose Sharks and concluded a three-year, $10.2MM contract he’d signed with the Colorado Avalanche in 2022.
The offseason has arrived for half of the league’s teams that aren’t taking part in the playoffs. Accordingly, it’s now time to examine what they will need to accomplish over the coming months. First up is a look at San Jose.
Max Miller: San Jose Sharks goaltender Alexandar Georgiev said that he spoke with GM Mike Grier, and he was told that he won’t be back next year. He’ll be a UFA.
In today’s NHL Trade Talk roundup, the first round of the playoffs is set, and the schedule has been released. Meanwhile, the San Jose Sharks have informed goaltender Alexandar Georgiev that he will not be re-signed and will have to find another team in free agency.
San Jose Sharks general manager Mike Grier is already getting to work building his team for next season. This week, Grier informed goaltender and pending unrestricted free agent Alexandar Georgiev that he will not be re-signed, ending his short stay with the Bay Area club, reports Curtis Pashelka of The Mercury News.
Sharks general manager Mike Grier has informed goaltender Alexandar Georgiev he won’t be offered a contract extension before reaching unrestricted free agency in July, Georgiev told Curtis Pashelka of The Mercury News late last night.
The Colorado Avalanche came into the season with championship aspirations and Alexandar Georgiev as their top goaltender. Two months in, Colorado was scuffling and made bold moves to reshape its goaltending tandem.
If only it was just one thing or even a handful of things to fix. When an entire team collapses, like the San Jose Sharks did blowing a 5-1 lead to the Nashville Predators, what do you do?
Less than two weeks after they were traded for each other, goaltenders Alexandar Georgiev of the San Jose Sharks and Mackenzie Blackwood of the Colorado Avalanche could go head-to-head when the teams meet on Thursday night in San Jose.
The San Jose Sharks’ acquisition of Alexandar Georgiev was interesting because of the significant package the Sharks received from the Colorado Avalanche and the questions surrounding Georgiev’s future.
DETROIT — Through the first 27 games, the Avalanche have only led five times at the first intermission and won each time. They did both of those things on Saturday, defeating the Detroit Red Wings 2-0 at Little Caesars Arena.
Alexandar Georgiev bounced back from his worst outing of the season by making 29 saves and the visiting Colorado Avalanche defeated the slumping Detroit Red Wings 2-1 on Saturday night.
Alexandar Georgiev played one of his best games of the season in the Avalanche’s 2-1 win over the Washington Capitals at Capital One Arena Thursday night.
The Colorado Avalanche and Washington Capitals have faced off twice in less than a week. The last time these two teams met, on Nov. 15, the Capitals blew out the Avalanche in a 5-2 win in Denver.
The injury bug continues to take a toll on the Colorado Avalanche this season. After numerous players have missed extended periods of time throughout the start of this season, the team announced Friday that goaltender Alexandar Georgiev is out with an upper-body injury, and is considered day-to-day.
The Colorado Avalanche confirmed Friday that goaltender Alexandar Georgiev is out with an upper-body injury and recalled Trent Miner from the Colorado Eagles.
Alexandar Georgiev had his best game of the season. But the goalie on the other side was one save better. Colorado suffered its first shutout loss on Thursday, falling 1-0 to the NHL-leading Winnipeg Jets.
The Colorado Avalanche have stumbled out of the gate to start the 2024-25 season and are currently the proud owners of a 1-4-0 record and the third-to-last spot in the league-wide rankings.
Don’t sound the alarm but the Colorado Avalanche opened the 2024-25 NHL season with a resounding 8-4 loss at the hands of the Vegas Golden Knights and currently sit third-last in the league standings.
The Avalanche only have one clear flaw on their roster, and it was on full display in a 7-6 loss to the Jets on Sunday night in Game 1 of their Western Conference first round series.