Late August is usually when I make a few stops at the Colorado Avalanche’s practice facility to see which players […]

The Stanley Cup will always be the ultimate goal in Colorado, but determining success might not be that easy in Denver.

Gabriel Landeskog’s terrifying crash into the Panthers’ net left the Avalanche fearing the worst as their captain’s remarkable comeback appeared to be in jeopardy once again.

Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar will lead the Colorado Avalanche again this year. But there is one player who may make a bigger impact toward a Stanley Cup.

After being swept in the Western Conference Final, the Colorado Avalanche will be looking at Gabriel Landeskog & Nathan MacKinnon to refocus the team for another deep playoff run.

After one disappointing playoff run sparked calls for Colorado to move on from Brock Nelson, history suggests the Avalanche would be making a costly mistake by abandoning patience now.

A long-promised Avalanche practice facility has lingered since 2017, turning “very close” into a familiar refrain and an increasingly uncomfortable waiting game.

Gabe Landeskog’s calm dismissal of a major NHL honor took on new meaning weeks later, when a surprise reveal turned perspective into something unmistakably real.

After the Colorado Avalanche were swept by the Vegas Golden Knights, injury questions around Cale Makar drew attention, but Joe Sakic says the team expects to be fully healthy next season.