According to Justin at The Avalanche Guild, the 2010 Colorado Avalanche Training Camp is set to take place on September 18th and 19th at the Family Sports Center.
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Adios Brett Clark
July 6th, 2010 View Comments
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
June 28th, 2010 View Comments
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) draft pick to our favorite Phoenix Coyotes in return for 25-year-old left winger Daniel Winnik.
2010-11 Avalanche Schedule Arrives
June 22nd, 2010 View Comments
It’s here and it’s already making me long for the far off time of October. That’s right, the Colorado Avalanche now know all of their opponents and games for the 2010-11 NHL season.
Avalanche Schedule Teased Ahead of Announcement
June 21st, 2010 View Comments
I know it has been somewhat quiet here on the news front and I attribute most of that to the fact that there has been hardly any important happenings as of late. I will also admit that I had to go through my post-season mourning period as well. With that said, today we have seen a little taste of what is to come for the Colorado Avalanche this season.
Adam Foote to Play Another Year
May 25th, 2010 View Comments
Adrian Dater at the Denver Post is reporting that Colorado Avalanche Captain Adam Foote has agreed to a one-year deal with the Avalanche. This likely means that Footer will captain a final season with the Avs, much like Joe Sakic did previously.
Offseason Analysis: Defense
May 13th, 2010 View Comments
While the Colorado Avalanche greatly improved over a dismal season last year, shattering expectations left and right and arguably putting up more of a fight than the Detroit Red Wings against the San Jose Sharks in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Avalanche were bogged down throughout the regular and post-season by their defensive situation.
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