Aarif Deen
Credentialed Avalanche Reporter at Mile High Sports
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4 days ago |
coloradohockeynow.com | Aarif Deen
DALLAS — For the first time in three years, the Avalanche are Game 1 winners in the first round. Colorado defeated Dallas 5-1 on the road to steal home-ice advantage from the reeling Stars. More importantly, they didn’t cough up a two-goal lead and instead put the game away with three late third-period goals. Mackenzie Blackwood was incredible, and Nathan MacKinnon led the offense. All around, the Avs looked like a team that was playing with a purpose.
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4 days ago |
coloradohockeynow.com | Aarif Deen
The Avs took Game 1 in Dallas while Winnipeg was able to hold home-ice advantage in their series. Colorado lost a forward to injury. Also, three other series get started today. All that and more on this edition of Deen’s Daily — April 20. The first playoff game in the Mackenzie Blackwood era in Colorado ended with a 5-1 victory for the Avs on the road. Blackwood, who made his playoff debut, was exceptional.
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5 days ago |
coloradohockeynow.com | Aarif Deen
DALLAS — The first taste of playoff hockey for Mackenzie Blackwood was nearly perfect. The Avalanche’s starting netminder was the star of the show on Saturday, making 23 saves to help lift Colorado to a 5-1 victory in Game 1 over the Dallas Stars at American Airlines Center. Nathan MacKinnon had two goals and an assist, and the Avs scored three times in the later stages of the third period to put the game away.
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5 days ago |
coloradohockeynow.com | Aarif Deen
The Colorado Avalanche and Dallas Stars open their first-round series at American Airlines Center. Puck drop is scheduled for 6:55 pm. MT. Read More: Round 1 Preview: Avalanche vs Stars — The Storylines Are EndlessThe playoffs are finally here. And so is Gabriel Landeskog. Well, kind of. The Avalanche’s captain took part in morning skate but remained on the ice well beyond most of his teammates.
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5 days ago |
coloradohockeynow.com | Aarif Deen
The playoffs are finally here. The Avs play tonight and they’ll face a Dallas Stars team suddenly missing a top-line forward. Also, an in-depth look at Jared Bednar’s season with the Avs. All that and more on this edition of Deen’s Daily — April 19. The Avalanche are in Dallas, and I’m here too. Hope you’re all ready for a (hopefully) long playoff run. Catch my full Round 1 series preview here. Also, Colleen Flynn put a lot of time into this piece on Jared Bednar and his season behind the bench.
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