Jackie Kay is a sports journalist who specializes in covering the Colorado Avalanche for the Mile High Hockey Association. With a focus on local sports in Denver, Jackie provides recaps, analysis, and updates on the team's performance. She is dedicated to delivering comprehensive coverage of the Avalanche to their passionate fanbase.
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By: Jackie Kay
After a troubling loss in Denver, the Avalanche are ready for the rematch.
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By: Jackie Kay
It was less than a week ago when the Colorado Avalanche celebrated the return of three regular forwards back into their lineup but was soundly beat by the Washington Capitals in a 5-2 loss. With a result like that, a quick rematch is ripe for some tasty revenge as the Avalanche hope to build on their win in Philadelphia and continue a successful east coast road trip.
Sometimes those who are playing in the NHL can still be lost. That is the case with former Colorado Avalanche prospect AJ Greer. Now as a regular bottom six forward with the reigning Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers, he has become an Avalanche draft pick success. As the 27-year-old is 13 contests away from 200 NHL games played, it is time to catch up on how Greer got to this point.
It’s always nice to revisit the place where dreams came true. This is why the Colorado Avalanche
Photo by Andy Cross/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images
It was a very busy month of November for the Colorado Eagles as they played nearly every other day and ended up with a with a 9-3-1 record for the month. It was a home-heavy slate with only five games on the road and the Eagles made the most of it as they currently sit third in the Pacific Division with 23 points.
The Colorado Avalanche head home 4-1 on their east coast swing.
Are there any gems left in the Colorado system?
Those who were rooting against Alexandar Georgiev got their wish. Heading into one last busy stretch before the holiday break, the Colorado Avalanche continued on their road trip to visit the some old friends and the San Jose Sharks. The visitors got the better of their former goaltender in a third period come back in this 4-2 victory.
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