Another season, another playoff disappointment for the Colorado Avalanche. In the process of being eliminated by the Dallas ...

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Like 30 of the NHL’s 31 other franchises, the Colorado Avalanche will not win the Stanley Cup this season. The team failed to ...

The public perception of how the Colorado Avalanche did in the Mikko Rantanen trade has already swung back and forth.

Boudreau’s teams in Washington and Anaheim resisted making major overhauls in the immediate aftermath of a great team losing ...

Brock Nelson is the Avs’ biggest free agent, and one of the top 3-5 in the league. The salary cap ceiling will increase to $95.5 million next season. Colorado is currently at $86.8 million, with 11 ...

Logan O’Connor stepped up big time, contributing six points in seven games. Cale Makar, Valeri Nichushkin, Gabriel Landeskog, Brock Nelson, and Jonathan Drouin recorded five or fewer points throughout ...

Cale Makar, Valeri Nichushkin, Gabriel Landeskog, Brock Nelson, and Jonathan Drouin recorded five or fewer points throughout the series. Those are hardly superstar numbers, but the Avalanche ...

Six players scored, but it was Valeri Nichushkin who led all with two scores. Dallas couldn’t close it out when it mattered, and enter Game 7 with an 8-9 all-time record in Game 7 matchups.

Victoria Matiash, NHL analyst: Valeri Nichushkin. The Stars have had their hands full trying to stop the second-line power forward -- and ex-teammate -- when he's at his most effective.

Valeri Nichushkin had two goals after scoring once in the first five games. Martin Necas scored his first playoff goal in a Colorado uniform. And a still snake-bitten Cale Makar scored his first ...