The Chicago Blackhawks stormed through the 2009-10 NHL postseason, taking no prisoners and rightly proclaiming Lord Stanley’s Cup as their trophy. Then they went out and had to clean house, losing nearly half of the team that got them the championship. Nobody can blame the ‘Hawks for essentially buying themselves a cup. They did what they needed to have a team that could compete.
Forget that commute you were planning to the Air Force Academy this September (remember when it was at DU?) because the Colorado Avalanche, intra-squad, for charity Burgundy and White game will be played on Monday, September 20th, at the 1STBANK Center (formerly the Broomfield Event Center) in… you guessed it, Broomfield, CO.
In case you hadn’t heard, Colorado Avalanche sensational “goalie-in-the-wings” Tyler Weiman signed with the Vancouver Canucks yesterday. While this may come as a surprise to many who imagined him the heir apparent to Colorado’s throne, that just didn’t seem like it would ever come to be.
According to the Denver Post, the Colorado Avalanche have inked Brandon Yip to a two year, $1.45 million deal.
While the Colorado Avalanche may have not figured Brett Clark to have a place in their blossoming young team, at least one other General Manager thinks otherwise. The newly appointed Vice President and General Manager of the Tampa Bay Lightning was quick to snatch up such a catch.
Dan Winnik, come on down. You’re the newest member of the Colorado Avalanche. That’s right, in a move reminiscent of the old days, the Avs have forfeited a future (4th round, 2011 2012) draft pick to our favorite Phoenix Coyotes in return for 25-year-old left winger Daniel Winnik.
Our favorite opposing defensemen, now that Rob Blake has left us, has been traded to the Vancouver Canucks, meaning we’ll have to worry/wait for more BS antics.
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