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Nazem Kadri returns to Avalanche and it already feels like 2022 again as team chases another title
DENVER (AP) — Nazem Kadri has one tiny regret since rejoining the Colorado Avalanche. “Wish I didn't sell (my house)," the newly acquired forward cracked. “Made a few bucks, but now I'm just going to have to buy another one.
Barring something unforeseen, Burns will play in game No. 990 in a row Saturday night in Winnipeg, which will be tops among defensemen. He’ll hit the 1,000 mark on April 4 in Dallas. And he’ll finish this season with the streak at 1,007 games — 57 shy of Phil Kessel’s record.
The Colorado Avalanche won the 2021-2022 NHL Stanley Cup title in six games over the Tampa Bay Lightning. Colorado has not been back to the finals since then, but they have a great team once again in 2025-2026.
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NHL trade update: Colorado Avalanche sign defenseman Gustav Stjernberg to entry-level contract
Colorado Avalanche has secured Swedish defenseman Gustav Stjernberg on a two-year entry-level contract, commencing in the 2026-27 season. He will first play for the Colorado Eagles on an AHL deal for the remainder of this season.
The Colorado Avalanche and their fans are grateful that the NHL has righted its wrong.
Nathan MacKinnon had a goal and three assists, and the Colorado Avalanche defeated the Seattle Kraken 5-1 at Climate Pledge Arena on Thursday. “I’ve been working on just, kind of getting a little bit taller,
Moving out Calum Ritchie and Will Zellers hurt the Avs' pool. So did making just three picks in the 2025 NHL Draft.
Nazem Kadri is returning to the Colorado Avalanche and has now broken his silence about leaving the Calgary Flames
The Colorado Avalanche continue to cruise toward the Stanley Cup playoffs as they roll into Winnipeg to face the reeling Jets on Saturday afternoon.
Nazem Kadri spoke about returning to the Avalanche on a trade-deadline deal ending his Flames stint.
If NHL 26 has any say in the matter — and Avalanche fans should hope it doesn’t — the Colorado Avalanche are in for a frustrating night in Seattle. A simulation of Thursday’s matchup projects a 4–2 loss to the Seattle Kraken,