Posts About "John Mitchell"
Mitchell is a Key Depth Piece for the Avalanche
August 6th, 2015 Colorado Avalanche center John Mitchell finished last season eighth on the team in points with 26, despite only playing in 68 games. Mitchell signed with the Avalanche as a free agent back in 2012 on the same day the Avalanche signed P.A. Parenteau. Parenteau was brought in to play along Matt Duchene like he had done with John Tavares...
John Mitchell's Return Followed by an Avalanche of Goals.
December 21st, 2014 It's been hard for John Mitchell this season, surely. For him it must have seemed like he's been watching more than playing this year. He came into the season injured and after returning to the Avalanche lineup he injured his leg. After missing the last seven games for the Avalanche, Mitchell finally returned to the lineup during last...
John Mitchell is Mr.Utility
October 11th, 2014 Colorado center John Mitchell could possibly be one of the most under appreciated players in the NHL. He certainly is amongst Colorado Avalanche fans. He does everything you can ask for as a coach and more. Its only since he has been out injured, that people start to notice how well he plays while balancing the lineup out quite...
Colorado Avalanche: High Five
March 22nd, 2013 Although the Colorado Avalanche currently sit dead-last in the Western Conference and 29th overall out of 30 NHL teams, they are still only six points out of the eighth and final playoff spot in the West, so not all is lost just yet. In this lockout-shortened season, there have been some positives for the Avs. Here are the top...
Colorado Avalanche Seeing New Leaders Step Up
February 2nd, 2013 Even though the season is still in the early stages, Colorado was teetering on the edge of a disastrous start, which could have doomed the Avalanche due to the shortened season.
Bobkov Shines In Net As Admirals Shutout Ice Caps 2-0
October 28th, 2012 A sold out Mile One Centre in St. John’s, Newfoundland saw 21-year-old Igor Bobkov turn away 38 shots that led the Admirals to a shutout victory 2-0. The Admirals will depart St. Johns splitting the weekend series of back to back games against St. Johns. Neither the Admirals nor the Ice Caps took the rains during the opening...
New York Rangers: Recapping Day One of Free Agency
July 2nd, 2012 Entering free agency, the New York Rangers were one of the teams that was expected to make a major move. However, July 1st came and passed, and The Rangers, just like most teams, didn't make any major acquisitions. With top free agents such as Zach Parise and Ryan Suter holding off on deciding their futures for at least one more day, the...
NHL Free Agency: Which New York Rangers Will Return?
June 15th, 2012 In the 2011-12 season, the New York Rangers established themselves as one of the best teams in the NHL. They recorded 51 wins and 109 points during the regular season, which was good enough to be tops in the Eastern Conference. Ultimately, they Rangers finished the season two wins shy of reaching the Stanley Cup Finals. Going forward,...
Toronto Maple Leafs: Not All The Leafs Have Fallen
May 15th, 2012 Since the NHL lockout, The Toronto Maple Leafs have been more recognized for their play on the the links than they are for their time around the rinks in the month of May. In fact for the past 7 years, the Leafs have failed to qualify for the post season. Brian Burke is trying to change that, but as we approach the middle of...New York Rangers bolstered by Blue Line Benefits
With a crunching 4-1 loss to the Washington Capitals, New York Rangers coach John Tortorella commented on his defense, "I wouldn't say it was defensive. I'd say it’s some brain-dead plays at our blue line, as far as turnovers." The Rangers winning stretch snapped confronted by their coach with an open call for improvement. The good...
