Earlier this month, THW's Mike Coll…
Pittsburgh PenguinsIn 2005, the Chicago Blackhawks selected Jack Skille with the 7th overall pick in the Entry Draft. Skille was skating for the U.S. National (U18) Team and was months away from entering his freshman year at the University of Wisconsin. Skille was the third American drafted and the second (after Jack Johnson) taken straight from ...
Even the average fan has to ask, has Colorado done enough to return to the post-season this Spring or
Joe Sakic is hanging them up. After 20 years Sakic has decided to go out as he should, on his own terms. An emotitional Joe Sakic addressed the Denver media on Thursday and many hearts broke thoughout Colorado. Joe Sakic retires with 1,641 points good enough for 8th all time in the National Hockey League. ...
The Avalanche put together their worst statistical season since moving to Denver this past winter and are in need of serious personnel changes. These changes should start between the pipes.
This morning Pierre Lacroix reportedly offered the Head Coaching position of the Colorado Avalanche to Patrick Roy.
On May 24, 2006, Francois Giguere was named Executive VP and GM of the Colorado Avalanche. Today Giguere was given his walking papers. The Avs finished the campaign with a 32-45-5 record.
As the 2009-2010 NHL regular season comes to a close all is can say is “ouch”. The Colorado Avalanche were a slight underdog for a playoff birth but finishing in the Western Conference’s cellar was beyond anyone’s wildest nightmares. Then the games began.
Can there possibly be a silver lining to the 2008-2009 season for the Colorado Avalanche? That answer will come on April 14th.
It looks like for the first time since moving to Denver that the Avalanche will not break the 40 win plateau. Currently the Avalanche have 31 Wins and nine games remaining on the season.
Another game in the books, another loss for the Colorado Avalanche. Last night the Avalanche blew a lead with 1:46 to play and ended up losing in a shootout.
