Colorado Avalanche

The Stanley Cup trophy is coming to Colorado Springs.

Who could forget the infamous brawl at Joe Louis Arena on March 26, 1997, between the Detroit Red Wings and Colorado Avalanche?

It was just announced that the Colorado Avalanche will be hosting an outdoor hockey game, as part of the NHL Stadium Series in 2020.

Have you always dreamed of owning a Colorado home with its own ice rink? Now's your chance. If you have an extra 5.2 million bucks hanging around, this little beauty could be all yours.

Are you ready for some real hockey? Yes? Then today is a good day for you as the Colorado Avalanche open up their regular season tonight against the Minnesota Wild. Last couple of seasons have given us some hope that the Avalanche could jump up and contend this year.

It's official the NHL Stadium Series will stop in Denver next season. Over the all-star break, the NHL made the announcement of the three outdoor games for the 2015-2016 season and the return of the World Cup of Hockey.

The NHL is expected to make the official announcement that the Colorado Avalanche will host one of the stadium series games during the 2015-16 season. The date hasn't been set, but the opponent has.

Colorado Avalanche player Nathan MacKinnon races fellow Canadian and Olympic gold medallist Charles Hamelin. The track challenge is set by the Skate Company CCM and the out come really shouldn’t surprise anyone.

Ten years after Todd Bertuzzi sucker punched Steve Moore the lawsuit between the two has finally been settled. The punch on March 8th 2004 left Moore with a concussion and fractured vertebrae that ended the rookies NHL career.

The Colorado Avalanche lost center Paul Stastny to St. Louis as free agency opened today but did sign a former Flames player to help out. When the free agent market opened up at 10am Mountain Time it only took about an hour for Paul Stastny to sign a four-year deal with the St. Louis Blues.