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fromLos Angeles Times
1 month agoAnze Kopitar's final season doesn't start well as Kings lose to Avalanche
The Colorado Avalanche dominated the Los Angeles Kings 4-1 in the season opener, overshadowing Anze Kopitar’s farewell-season debut and Ken Holland’s first impression as GM.
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fromLitter Box Cats
7 months agoSunday Caterwaul: Avalanche, Jets win playoff openers
Colorado Avalanche convincingly beat Dallas Stars 5-1 in Game 1, showing strong counterattack and offensive depth.
Winnipeg Jets came back to defeat St. Louis Blues 5-3 with a goal from Kyle Connor in the closing minutes.
Charlotte Checkers completed their AHL season robustly with a 5-0 victory, showcasing player contributions and defensive strength.
fromTheLeafsNation
1 week agoAround the NHL: Avalanche win 9th straight game, Canadiens sign Alexandre Texier
"I think it's a good confidence piece for us right now to be able to win these games," Makar said. "Being able to win in all these different ways is good for us. But again, we want to keep building it at this point of the season."
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fromPuck Prose
1 week agoDo the Avalanche have a shining star in Brindley?
With the Colorado Avalanche, the main stars of the show are Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar. However, a new young star has made his presence known and he is making big plays. Forward Gavin Brindley is in his first year with the Colorado Avalanche but he is already fitting in nicely. A player with relentless energy, he is showing that he can be a reliable bottom-six player who shows up in big games. While he is still young, he is proving he belongs in Colorado.
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fromESPN.com
1 month agoAvalanche sign forward Necas to 8-year extension
Getting a new deal done for Necas was a priority with the 26-year-old in the second season of a two-year bridge deal that was worth $6.5 million annually. Necas' new contract, which starts next season, will see him earn $11.5 million annually, a source told ESPN's Emily Kaplan. The source also said that Necas will have $60.4 million in signing bonuses while having a full no-trade clause in the first seven years of the deal.
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fromThe Hockey Writers
1 month agoKings Takeaways From 4-1 Opening Night Loss to Avalanche - The Hockey Writers Los Angeles Kings Latest News, Analysis & More
Los Angeles Kings were overwhelmed 4-1 by the Colorado Avalanche, playing sluggishly with turnovers, penalties, and poor puck control throughout the game.
fromESPN.com
1 month agoWyshynski: Why the Avalanche will win the Cup, and where the other 31 teams finish
A hipster picker's nightmare, indeed. As is tradition, I revealed my Stanley Cup selection to a member of that team while at the player media tour in Las Vegas: Me: I wanted to inform you that I'm picking you guys to win the Stanley Cup. Avalanche star Cale Makar: I appreciate that. Me: I also wanted to inform you that I'm not good at making Stanley Cup predictions. Makar: Well, we'll prove that wrong, hopefully.
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