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Avs send Foote off in style with season-ending win

By Ian Cerveny

Said Foote to the Avalanche faithful and his teammates after his final game at Pepsi Center, “Thank you for your support, and I love you all.”

2010 Avalanche Week 9 Preview

By Ian Cerveny

the Avalanche have made their bi-weekly trip out of the 8-team Western Conference playoff field. The ongoing flux of West contenders should have Colorado back in the hunt by week’s end, but the second half of their east-coast road swing stands in the way.

Mauldin’s big night lifts Avalanche vs Wild

By Ian Cerveny

After forwards Daniel Winnik & Chris Stewart went down with early injuries, Mauldin saw a lot of ice time versus a Wild club that has stymied Colorado in recent seasons.

Avalanche drop Cup Champ Blackhawks in OT

By Ian Cerveny

The Avalanche continued a budding rivalry from last year with a fast, tight thriller versus the Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks.

Avalanche let Game 2 slip in OT scorefest

By Ian Cerveny

The baby Avalanche grew playoff brass in San Jose, taking the big boys to task and stealing home ice from the playoff-challenged Sharks. Now the series heads back to Pepsi Center. The house that Joe built. The land of Roy. Peter’s playground. The Can has a history that San Jose can only dream of… Championship history.

Mueller out for Games 1 and 2 vs San Jose

By Jason Ackerman

Peter Mueller, who suffered a concussion in the final regular season meeting between the Avs and the Sharks, will miss the first 2 games of their first round Stanley Cup playoff series.

Avalanche clinch playoff birth with gutsy SO win in Vancouver

By Ian Cerveny

The Vancouver Canucks matched the Colorado Avalanche goal-for-goal through three periods of hockey Tuesday night. But it was the Avalanche fighting for their playoff lives, and Colorado brought the fight to the Canucks’ doorstep early and often.

Anaheim Ducks at Colorado Avalanche 3-31-10 recap

By Daniel Olson

There are some players who are elites and some player who are merely good. The difference between them is when the season comes to its end, the good player maintain while the elites raise their game. I’ve yet to see Anderson raise his game.

Avalanche choke away lead, cough up NW Division to Vancouver

By Daniel Olson

I would be remiss if I didn’t comment on the Avs’ failure to keep the pressure on early in the second period. Vancouver gave the Avalanche every opportunity to put the game away and the Avs, rather than failing to capitalize, passed on more than one chance to rush Luongo and put the Canucks in a deeper hole.

Ryan Stoa Player Profile

By Ian Cerveny

Despite an early-season demotion to Lake Erie (AHL) and a shoulder injury at Dallas, the Avalanche expect great things from young Master Stoa in coming seasons.