The Avalanche are back. Well, kind of. Already missing 4 Nations Face-Off finalists Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, and Devon Toews, the Avs were also without Artturi Lehkonen, Logan O’Connor, Samuel ...

Goalie Scott Wedgewood missed the final four games leading into the break with an upper-body injury and returned to practice on Wednesday. In classic Avalanche fashion, it didn't look like his return ...

Nathan MacKinnon had four points, Cale Makar had three and the Avalanche battled hard ... Head coach Jared Bednar’s faith in ...

At 16:2,0 the Avalanche got their first power play when J.G. Pageau was called for hooking Logan O'Connor. While shorthanded, Alexander Romanov laid a tremendous open-ice hit on Cale Makar.

In the first period, Cale Makar hit the post twice and Martin ... a penalty on a play where he was trying to get teammate Logan O’Connor’s back. The only problem is, O’Connor didn’t ...

When Logan O’Connor kicked the feet ... A centring pass deflected out to O’Connor and he calmly accelerated past Makar out into the neutral zone and backhanded the puck into the middle of ...

Pastrnak was sent off for tripping Logan O’Connor, who definitely sold the call ... They kept MacKinnon and fellow sniper Cale Makar on the outside and allowed precious few Grade-A looks ...

With MacKinnon locked in at $12.6 million per, even a huge jump in the salary cap over the next three years meant $14 million plus $12.6 million plus whatever Cale Makar wants when he’s up in ...

(Jason Franson/The Canadian Press via AP) From left to right, Colorado Avalanche’s Logan O’Connor, Devon Toews, Cale Makar and Parker Kelly celebrate after a goal against the Edmonton Oilers during ...

Regular-season hockey for the Colorado Avalanche resumes on Saturday, and the lineup may look different than before the 4 ...