Roy back in Colorado with Islanders for 1st time since leaving Avalanche
DENVER -- Patrick Roy will coach for the first time in Denver on Monday when the New York Islanders play the Colorado Avalanche at Ball Arena (9 p.m. ET; MSGSN, ALT, TVAS). Roy, who won the Stanley Cup twice as Avalanche goalie (1996, 2001), coached them from 2014-16 before abruptly resigning Aug. 11, 2016.
Cory Schneider has a pretty good idea of what it’s like to be in Colorado Avalanche goalie Alexandar Georgiev’s situation right now.
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The Colorado Avalanche entered the season as a serious Stanley Cup contender. Three games into the campaign they are winless ...
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His No. 33 banner was still there. So were the banners commemorating the championships Roy helped the Avalanche win in 1996 ...
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The Boston Bruins have had a solid start to this season -- as long as they're not playing the Florida Panthers.
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The Colorado Avalanche have assigned forward Ivan Ivan to the Colorado Eagles, the team announced Monday.
The return — or not — of Gabriel Landeskog and Valeri Nichushkin will play a large role in Colorado's fortunes this season.
Things are beyond troubling for the Colorado Avalanche as they lose their third straight to start the season, a 6-2 drubbing.
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