Before they relocated and became the Colorado Avalanche ... background and prominent red and yellow stripes, and it’s inevitable that one’s focus will eventually shift to the mountainous logo ...

The aggressive-looking, disembodied, duck-shaped-goalie-mask-flanked-by-two-sticks logo also isn’t bad ... fascination with vertical striping (Colorado Avalanche, anyone?).

The Colorado Avalanche are down 2-1 in their opening-round series against the Dallas Stars, but they don’t look like a team ready to throw in the towel. There is still a lot of hockey to be ...

The Colorado Avalanche are on the verge of elimination after dropping Game 5, 6-2 to the Dallas Stars on Monday night at the American Airlines Center. The Stars jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the ...

According to a report from NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman, Carle withdrew his name from consideration for the Chicago ...

The Colorado Avalanche is an NHL team based in Denver. They play in the Central Division of the Western Conference and host home games at Ball Arena, which they share with the NBA's Denver Nuggets ...

Here’s a recent NHL story via the Associated Press: Having captain Gabriel Landeskog back on the ice is certainly going to stir up some championship memories for the Colorado Avalanche.

The Colorado Avalanche can end a home losing stream and tie up its series with the Dallas Stars with a win on Saturday night, April 26, at Ball Arena in Denver. Home ice has been anything but an ...

Here’s a recent NHL story via the Associated Press: DENVER (AP) — Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog played out this moment Wednesday night in his mind again and again while working ...

Scott Wedgewood replaced Mackenzie Blackwood in Colorado's net. The Stars took a 6-2 lead when Roope Hintz scored an empty-net goal at 17:55 of the third period. The Avalanche return to Ball Arena ...

6:30 p.m. MT | American Airlines Center | Watch: Altitude, Altitude+, TNT, TruTV, Max | Listen: Altitude Sports Radio (92.5 FM) For the second-consecutive season, the ...

Currently, most Colorado mountains are at low (1 of 5) danger, but with new snowfall we could see enough snow to drive instability, increasing avalanche danger through Saturday. The warmer ...