How the Avalanche compare to the Golden Knights
The Avalanche and Golden Knights are comparably matched for the conference final. How do they stack up against each other?
The Avalanche and Golden Knights are comparably matched for the conference final. How do they stack up against each other?
The Avs dug deep and found a way to come back from a 3-0 deficit to beat the Wild. How they did it in "Wake the Puck Up."
Goaltender Scott Wedgewood entered in relief to start the second period and gave the Avs a chance to complete a rousing comeback.
The Avs' Martin Necas shows vision in transition, and his top-tier speed through the neutral zone creates odd-man opportunities.
It's Game 5 time! The Avalanche are looking to secure a win and close out the second round. What is the team's focus?
The Avs' power play — which disappointed for most of the regular season — has converted on 5 of 12 (42%) chances against the Wild…
The Avs needed to bounce back from a Game 3 loss and they did. How a few lineup changes made the difference.
In his return to the starter's role in Game 4 against the Wild, Mackenzie Blackwood was sensational.
Mackenzie Blackwood proved Jared Bednar right as the Avs coach played his backup goaltender and it paid off.
The Colorado Avalanche used an explosive third period to overtake the Minnesota Wild and claim a commanding, 3-1 series lead.
The Avs' fourth line has been consistent, unlike the series against the Wild. Why it has been used as an example?
The Wild have a talented defense, but their penalty kill has given the Avalanche plenty of high-value opportunities.
The overall scoring margin of 15-13 in Colorado's favor doesn't fully reflect the Avalanche's control of the series.
The Avs fell short in Game 3 losing 5-1 to the Wild. What went wrong in "Wake the Puck Up."
The Colorado Avalanche controlled Game 2 vs. Minnesota Wild, and if they play like that, they'll win the series and Stanley Cup.