Logan O’Connor and the Colorado Avalanche agreed to a six-year extension that will keep him with the organization through the 2030-31 season.
Equipment will go to local military children from the UHL.
MacKinnon earns his first TLA, as voted by the players; Kucherov, Matthews finish as finalists.
A finalist for the 2023-24 Ted Lindsay Award, former teammate Alex Kerfoot and fellow Colorado Avalanche forward Ross Colton praise Nathan MacKinnon’s habits both on and off the ice.
Kucherov and Matthews are each seeking their second TLA, while MacKinnon is vying for his first award.
Having only previously represented the club that drafted him, Casey Mittelstadt is quickly settling into life with the Colorado Avalanche.
O'Connor has missed six games since the All-Star break all related to the injury. He had 13 goals and 12 assists in 57 games this season.
He spent the past two seasons with the New York Islanders after lengthy stints with the Minnesota Wild and New Jersey Devils.
Children in Colorado Avalanche youth hockey program will have the opportunity to continue playing hockey with the Pueblo Bulls.
The four-day event saw 30 NHL players participate in on- and off-ice training in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
The Colorado Avalanche agreed to terms Tuesday with forward Tomas Tatar on a one-year contract worth $1.5 million.
Landeskog has not played since hoisting the Stanley Cup in Tampa, Florida, in late June 2022.
Gabriel Landeskog just couldn't get his surgically repaired right knee ready for another playoff run.
Throughout the month of February, numerous teams celebrated Black History month in various ways.
The move to Denver has been an all-around win-win for No. 9 and his crew.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have acquired Dryden Hunt from the Colorado Avalanche for fellow forward Denis Malgin.
MacKinnon has eight goals and 26 assists for a team-best 34 points this season for the defending Stanley Cup champions.
NHLPA Goals & Dreams recently donated equipment to the Rantanen Academy hockey school in Finland.
MacKinnon, who just turned 27 earlier this month, signed an eight-year contract worth $100.8 million.
Rodrigues arrives in the Mile High City after a season in Pittsburgh, where he set career highs with 19 goals and 24 assists.