Nathan Rudolph is a journalist based in Denver, Colorado, focusing on local sports coverage for DNVR. With a particular emphasis on the Colorado Avalanche, Nathan provides analysis, game reviews, and podcasts discussing the team's performance, player highlights, and insights into the world of hockey.
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The Colorado Avalanche starts were shining in a 6 - 3 win over the Seattle Kraken but the injury bug continued for the Avs in this game's Studs and Duds.
The best Avalanche players were not going to lose this game. A four-point night from MacKinnon, three from Rantanen, and an all-time shorthanded goal from Cale Makar helped the Avs take down one of the best teams in the NHL.
Cale Makar might be the best thing in hockey right now. Certainly the best defenseman. The Avs ride on his back as he scores a pseudo hat trick to lift them over the Flyers.
The Avs finally get Georgiev to steal a game as they squeak out a 2 – 1 victory over Washington with goals from Rantanen and Wood. The slow starts have to stop but the second half resurgence sure is fun.
Seven goals for the Colorado Avalanche including two from Drouin, two from the defense, and one from Rantanen, Nichushkin, and O'Connor. This is the version of the Avs we've been waiting for.
The Colorado Avalanche played what will hopefully be their worst game of the season. Hopefully they show up for the next one.
Did you think the Avalanche were actually going to get healthy? NOPE can't happen. They also can't seem to work out the same mistakes they've been making all season long. At least Cale Makar and Mikko Rantanen are really good?
A Hat trick of hat tricks on the season for Mikko Rantanen backed up by goals from MacKinnon, Lehkonen, and Nichushkin. The Colorado Avalanche vibes are back on top.
The Avalanche were unable to muster effective hockey in this one and multiple bad bounces buried them.
There is a lot of ugly in this game from the Avalanche, but two PP goals from your top unit on top of two depth goals, all backstopped by just two goals given up those things are a recipe for success.
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