Evan Rawal

If you're the opposition and you see Cale Makar dancing at the offensive blueline early in the game, you have to know you're toast, right?

The Avalanche have been in the position the Stars are currently in and know it's not easy. Mental warfare is a real thing.

It's not over for the Colorado Avalanche just yet, and Nathan MacKinnon seemed to send a message to the Dallas Stars after Game Five: We've been in your position, and we know it's not easy.

It's time for playoff plus/minus! As with every game, you take the good with the bad, so time to take a look at the pluses and the minuses in Game Four against the Dallas Stars for the Colorado Avalanche.

For the first time in a very, very long time, the Colorado Avalanche have a late first round pick that they have every reason to be very excited about.

The Colorado Avalanche are used to the “next man up” mentality and have been all season. That won't change for Game Six on Friday night.

Quite literally every statistic you look up this postseason would seem to indicate Mikko Rantanen is having one heck of a playoff run. With the big winger on the ice, the Avalanche are dominating the puck, controlling 62.47% of the shot attempts. That’s best on the team. Scoring chances are even more lopsided when Rantanen […]

Quite literally every statistic you look up this postseason would seem to indicate Mikko Rantanen is having one heck of a playoff run.

The season has come to an end for the Colorado Avalanche, and it comes at the hands of one of their former stars.

I have a lot of thoughts running through my very tired head after the Colorado Avalanche fell in overtime to the Dallas Stars.