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Injured goalie Mackenzie Blackwood isn't traveling with the team to Salt Lake City, but is close to returning to the Avalanche.
The Colorado Avalanche had to battle to beat the Los Angeles Kings in Game One of the Stanley Cup Playoffs 2–1 at Ball Arena on Sunday.
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The Colorado Avalanche took Egor Shilov from the QMJHL and Beckett Hamilton from the WHL as their first two picks in the 2026 NHL Draft.
The Colorado Avalanche select Tobias Tvrznik at 126th overall and Axel Elofsson at 128th overall to wrap up the fourth round.
The Colorado Avalanche traded up to take a pair of defenders in the fifth round of the NHL Entry Draft on Saturday.
The Colorado Avalanche wrapped up a busy day with three picks in the seventh round to restock their prospect pool.
This story was originally published on Hockey Mountain High, part of the Mile High Sports network. While the Colorado Avalanche weren’t busy on the first n
