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St. Louis Blues say Nazem Kadri should be suspended for ‘dangerous hit’ on Justin Faulk

The St. Louis Blues called for the NHL to suspend Colorado Avalanche center Nazem Kadri following his high hit on defenseman Justin Faulk in Game 2 of their first-round playoff series Wednesday night in Denver. At 6 minutes, 30 seconds of the third period, Faulk released a shot on the Avalanche goal from the slot […]

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Colorado Avalanche claim Presidents’ Trophy with win over Los Angeles Kings

DENVER — Tyson Jost was barely off the ice and already wearing a burgundy shirt commemorating the Colorado Avalanche winning the Presidents’ Trophy. Guess they had an inkling. Jost scored two of Colorado’s five second-period goals as the Avalanche clinched the West Division and the top overall seed in the NHL playoffs with a 5-1 […]

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Colorado Avalanche land goalie Jonas Johansson in trade with Buffalo Sabres

The Sabres received Colorado’s sixth-round draft pick in a trade agreed to a day earlier. The Sabres had to wait for COVID-19 testing results after the Boston Bruins, their most recent opponent, had four players enter the NHL protocol Friday. Buffalo also had to wait for goaltender Michael Houser, who was signed Friday, to clear […]

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How Joe Sakic built the Colorado Avalanche into a perennial Stanley Cup contender: Key deals, draft picks

Well, look no further than the work that Joe Sakic has done as general manager. The former team captain who led the franchise to its two Stanley Cups in a Hall of Fame career has added expert builder to his robust resume of accomplishments. He might have the Avs’ records for games played, goals and […]

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NHL free agency 2020 preview: Team needs, trade targets, cap space, key dates

The word that typically defines free agency in the NHL is “uncertainty.” Players with expiring contracts enter a marketplace unsure of what their next deals will look like or where they’ll next call home. But in the 2020 free-agent frenzy, that uncertainty has reached previously unseen levels for players and teams. There’s a flat salary […]

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Why aren’t there more families in the NHL bubble?

They spent three months together as a family. On June 27, Dowling flew to Dallas for postseason training camp, while Meg and Perri stayed home in Cochrane, Alberta. “Of course they had a choice to opt out, but they don’t really have a choice,” Meg Dowling says. “This is his dream he’s chasing. I’m so […]

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2020 NHL Playoffs Today: Philadelphia Flyers, New York Islanders renew hostilities in Game 1

The second round of the 2020 Stanley Cup playoffs is in full swing, and we’ve already got a bit of everything: tight games, blowouts and controversies quelled — and that was all just on Sunday! While the matchup between the Boston Bruins and Tampa Bay Lightning was still in question until the finish, the Vegas […]

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2020 NHL playoffs preview: Colorado Avalanche vs. Dallas Stars matchup, series pick

The Avs defeated the Stars 4-0 in the round-robin portion of the postseason, but the Stars won all four matchups in the regular season (including one in overtime and one in a shootout). So will Nathan MacKinnon & Co. continue the offensive onslaught from their domination of the Coyotes, or have they met their match […]

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2020 NHL playoffs: Ask Colorado Avalanche defenseman Ian Cole anything!

He also was kind enough to spend some time on his off day in the bubble answering questions from fans, submitted to ESPN. So as the Avs prepare for the next game in their series against the Arizona Coyotes, let’s hear from Ian on how he’s combating boredom in the bubble, what the food is […]

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