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  • 1 week ago | hockeymountainhigh.com | Evan Liu

    DENVER — Fan appreciation night was a disappointment for the Colorado Avalanche and their fans in the final regular-season matchup at Ball Arena. The Vancouver Canucks took it in a 4-1 final. In the grand scheme of things, there wasn’t anything to play for for both sides. The absence of quality players for both teams didn’t help either. Nonetheless, there’s not much to take away from this one besides another tally in the loss column.

  • 2 weeks ago | hockeymountainhigh.com | Evan Liu

    DENVER — The Colorado Avalanche plays in the regular-season home game finale Thursday night. It comes with a matchup against the visiting Vancouver Canucks. Both teams have their plans all but made in the next few weeks. Vancouver is out of the running, whereas the Avalanche are locked into third place in the Central Division. Regardless, both will look for a win over the other to end their campaigns.

  • 2 weeks ago | hockeymountainhigh.com | Evan Liu

    ST. LOUIS — The Colorado Avalanche did all they could after falling behind and being down and out against the St. Louis Blues. But no matter what they did, St. Louis had a response and held on for the 5-4 win. The win is historic for the Blues, who are far from feeling that way. It’s a franchise-record 12th straight win for St. Louis, who are still one of the hottest teams in the league, cementing their spot in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

  • 2 weeks ago | hockeymountainhigh.com | Evan Liu

    ST. LOUIS – The Colorado Avalanche wrap up a three-game road trip on Saturday night. But they end it against the hottest team in the entire NHL. It will see them face the St. Louis Blues at the Enterprise Center. The Blues will be going for their third win of the season over the Avs in this final regular-season matchup with so much to play for by chasing a playoff spot. Colorado Avalanche (47-26-4)The Avs had a nice time on Thursday night against the Columbus Blue Jackets.

  • 2 weeks ago | hockeymountainhigh.com | Evan Liu

    COLUMBUS, Ohio — Who knew a little weather and travel delay would benefit the Avs? They seemingly showed it was beneficial in their Thursday night matchup against the Columbus Blue Jackets. Despite arriving just hours before game time, the Colorado Avalanche showed up and showed out with a decisive 7-3 victory at the Nationwide Arena. First PeriodThe Avs quieted the home fans early. Nathan MacKinnon was able to work his way through traffic.