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1 week ago | milehighhockey.com | Jackie Kay

Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images The Colorado Avalanche were a different team two weeks ago. That was when they shut out the Los Angeles Kings 4-0 at home and were considered one of the deadliest teams in the NHL. It wasn’t the case Saturday afternoon at Crypto.com Arena, where the Avalanche suffered a 5-4 loss to the Kings. It was Colorado’s second loss in a row and their fifth in their last eight games.

1 week ago | milehighhockey.com | Jackie Kay

Photo by Michael Martin/NHLI via Getty Images With two games left in the regular season, there’s nothing to play for as the Colorado Avalanche are essentially locked into the third seed likely facing the Dallas Stars in the first round of the playoffs. Still, the squad will be in search of a better effort than they managed on Thursday night in the 4-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks.

1 week ago | milehighhockey.com | Jackie Kay

Photo by Ashley Potts/NHLI via Getty Images With two games left in the regular season, there’s nothing to play for as the Colorado Avalanche are essentially locked into the third seed likely facing the Dallas Stars in the first round of the playoffs. Still, the squad will be in search of a better effort than they managed on Thursday night in the 4-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks.

1 week ago | milehighhockey.com | Adrian Hernandez |Adrián Hernández |Jackie Kay

It’s been 1,020 days since Gabriel Landeskog last laced up his skates and participated in a real hockey game, but on this day, he will play a hockey game—no more suits and suites for the Nordic Captain. Tonight it’s Colorado Eagles vs. Henderson Silver Knights in Loveland, CO, but it’s Gabe Landeskog vs. the world!Where to watchRight here!!The AHL’s streaming platform will likely see more traffic tonight than it ever has, so let’s hope there isn’t an overload that causes broadcast issues.

2 weeks ago | milehighhockey.com | Jackie Kay

Photo by AAron Ontiveroz/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images As much of the discussion on individual award trophies has centered around the Hart for Nathan MacKinnon and Norris for Cale Makar, there a little matter of another business to settle before the regular season concludes. That is the race for the Art Ross Trophy presented to the player who led the league in points for the regular season.