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Avs keep eye on Fighting Sioux's Malone
As the Avalanche remains in first place, yet is coming back to earth, its drafted and unsigned prospects continue their seasons, mainly in major junior and NCAA hockey.
Surreal has become second nature to Ryan O'Reilly. From his draft day in June, to his first game as a member of the Colorado Avalanche just a few months later, to the day last month the Avs told the 18-year-old centre he'd be sticking around rather than returning to junior, the amazing life he's living hasn't completely sunk in.
Avalanche's Stastny playing well but looks for more
Paul Stastny has gone nine consecutive games without scoring a goal. Through 20 games, center Paul Stastny has four goals and 14 assists for the Avalanche.
Heading into the 2009-10 National Hockey League campaign, a pair of factors seemed to paint a less-than-promising picture for Kyle Cumiskey and the Colorado Avalanche.
NHL hall of fame class of '09 reasonates with Eagles
The 2009 Hockey Hall of Fame induction class is being called arguably the best of all time.
Sakic, Shanahan chosen for Colorado Hall of Fame
Former Denver Broncos coach Mike Shanahan and former Colorado Avalanche center Joe Sakic have been voted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame, along with four other sports figures.
Weekly Notebook Head starts and head shots Colorado Avalanche captain Adam Foote gets tangled up with Jason Blake of the Toronto Maple Leafs in an Oct.
Robyn Regehr in recent games has played more like one of the NHL's top shutdown defencemen.
Frei: Canadians get it: Surprising Avalanche play is big news
Last week, when I covered Avalanche games in Edmonton and Calgary, and I noticed the swarms of media members posing questions to Colorado coach Joe Sacco and the players, it hit me: The Avs' shockingly fast start was a bigger story in Canada than it was in Denver.
Is it supposed to happen this way? Am I dreaming? Did I travel to another dimension? Or am I hallucinating after eating that week old burrito with the added green fuzz? All these questions have run through my mind as I try to make sense of why so many rookies and unknowns are making a significant impact in today's NHL.
Ryan Smyth Trade Proves a Boon for Both the Avalanche and Kings
When the dust settled at the end of the 2008-09 NHL season, the Avalanche found themselves 15th in the Western Conference.
Avs Mailbag: Thanks for digestible D
Denver Post sports writer Adrian Dater posts his Avs Mailbag on Mondays during the 2009-10 NHL season.
It was out with Joe Sakic and in with Joe Sacco for the Colorado Avalanche this season.
Another One Bites The Dust: Injuries Piling Up For The Colorado Avalanche
When Matt Hendricks injured himself in the first period against Detroit, he joined a long list of injured Avalanche players.
Anderson making a world of difference for Avs
A quick glance at the NHL standings reveals a surprising fact...the Colorado Avalanche are the best team in the Western Conference.
Sakic Retirement Night Jerseys on Block
Commemorative jerseys from Joe Sakic's retirement night will enter the collector's market.
This is such an important subject that there was no question it needed to be tackled - or so suggested a female friend when potential topics for a hockey column were mentioned.
The only thing most people figured the Colorado Avalanche would win this season is the draft lottery.
Parker: KYGO gives Steve "Mudflap" McGrew a pink slip for his birthday
Happy birthday, Mudflap, here's your pink slip. KYGO-98.5 FM morning radio personality Steve "Mudflap" McGrew celebrated his birthday Monday, and was let go by KYGO owner Lincoln Financial Media on Tuesday.
Ritter's Rant: Playing Dodgeball, Missing Joe Sakic, and Early NHL Surprises
What Are You, Three? You are off to the worst start in franchise history. Your goaltending is in a shambles, your defense has looked like Swisscheese and your forwards couldna t penetrate a prostitute on a Saturday night.
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