Corey Masisak
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Talented young DU Pioneers defense corps key to NCAA hockey title defense (opens the original)
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Sure, the No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines are coming to town in two weeks, but those dishes aren’t going to wash themselves. There can’t be many apartments in North America that currently houses three of the first 64 players selected in the 2026 NHL draft, but one of them is not far from Magness Arena. Daxon Rudolph, Ryan Lin and Ben MacBeath were all selected in the first two rounds in June. They all look like future NHL players. In the present, they are three of the four freshmen who are goin
Avalanche star Nathan MacKinnon on his opening-night fight: ‘He didn’t say a great word to me’ (opens the original)
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Choose your words wisely around Nathan MacKinnon. The Colorado Avalanche superstar didn’t like something that Los Angeles Kings defenseman Brandt Clarke said during the third period of a season-opening 8-4 win at Ball Arena. On a wild, goal-filled night, including two from MacKinnon, his work with his fists was the biggest surprise. “It happens,” MacKinnon said. “It’s an intense game. He didn’t say a great word to me. I didn’t like the word, and … yeah, we fought.” MacKinnon confirmed that he wa
Nathan MacKinnon scores twice, fights in wild Avalanche season-opening win against Kings (opens the original)
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Nathan MacKinnon did mention on media day that he had been thinking about some things he might do differently this season. MacKinnon scoring two goals and being an offensive terror? That’s not new. The Colorado Avalanche superstar dropping his gloves, decisively winning a fight and then throwing his helmet on his way to the penalty box? Yeah, that was different. It was a wild night at Ball Arena to open the 2026-27 season for the Avs. That was punctuated by MacKinnon challenging Los Angeles King
Avalanche sign coach Jared Bednar to four-year contract extension (opens the original)
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The winningest coach in Colorado Avalanche franchise history has a new contract. Jared Bednar and the Avs agreed to a four-year contract extension through the 2030-31 season, the club announced Wednesday morning ahead of the season opener against the Los Angeles Kings at Ball Arena. Bednar was entering the final year of his current deal. “Jared has done an outstanding job over the last decade, and there’s no doubt in my mind he’s the best coach for this group,” Avalanche president and general ma
Avalanche core remains confident, defiant in spite of playoff failures: ‘We’re not changing anything’ (opens the original)
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Every year, there are 15 teams that finish a grueling NHL season with playoff failure. The last loss, the last time the locker room opens and the media shuffles in to ask questions about what went wrong, is always a tough scene. For the past two years, that end for the Colorado Avalanche has been stunning. It’s a different kind of silence, a different kind of pain. Two years ago, it was the sudden shock in Dallas, a Game 7 collapse for the ages. Last season it was something equally hard to proce
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