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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By: Nathan Rudolph
The Avalanche played much better than the scoreboard in this one and they ultimately managed their first win of the season. Two goals from Ross Colton, one
A three-point night for Cale Makar alongside some quality defense is more than enough for the Avs to beat the Sharks. Goals from Ross Colton and Joel Kiviranta made it an easy one.
After Seven NHL games, the Colorado Avalanche opted to reassign Cal Ritchie to the Oshawa Generals in the OHL. Ritchie has not adjusted to NHL speed quickly enough and the Avs don't have the time to wait for him.
A three point night from Casey Mittelstadt was more than enough for the Avalanche as they trounced Utah including goals from Colton, Ivan, Kiviranta, and Makar. The Avs are rolling on all cylinders with four straight wins.
Another three point night for Casey Mittelstadt helped the Avalanche thread the needle of a game that was harder than it had to be. Key goals from Colton,
The Colorado Avalanche got bopped by a team that was simply better than the lineup the Avs are capable of icing. Until they start getting healthy players back
Taylor Makar has shined brightly in the Colorado Avalanche farm system so far this season as we have another DNVR Prospect Portfolio.
The Avalanche lineup simply isn't very good right now. Goals from MacKinnon and Makar are nice but not enough to overcome the lack of finish in the lineup.
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.
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