Mile High Hockey Nov 12, 2018
Tyson Barrie is hitting milestone and putting his name in the Avalanche record books
Tyson Barrie has set career milestones for both goals and assists Sunday night in Edmonton was a big one for the Colorado Avalanche. The team snapped their five game losing streak with a 4-1 victory over the Oilers, but it also marked a couple of milestones for one of the leaders of the team. The assist on Carl Soderberg’s goal near the end of the first period was a big one for Tyson Barrie. The helper marked Barrie’s 200th as an NHL defender. The 27-year old achieved the milestone after only 423 games played. Barrie is only the third defenseman from the after Victor Hedman (284) and...
CBC News Nov 12, 2018
Avalanche have no trouble in victory over Oilers
Mikko Rantanen, Carl Soderberg and Tyson Barrie each had a goal and an assist as the Colorado Avalanche were in full control during a 4-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Sunday.
Sportsnet.ca Nov 12, 2018
Semyon Varlamov has 26 saves as Avalanche control Oilers
Mikko Rantanen, Carl Soderberg and Tyson Barrie each had a goal and an assist as the Colorado Avalanche were in full control during a 4-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Sunday. The post NHL appeared first on Sportsnet.ca.
The Hockey Writers Nov 12, 2018
Semyon Varlamov 26 Saves as Avalanche Beat Oilers in 4-1 win
EDMONTON — The best way to bust out of a slump is to take on a team that is struggling just as badly. Mikko Rantanen, Carl Soderberg and Tyson Barrie each had a goal and an assist as the Colorado Avalanche were in full control during a 4-1 victory over... The post Semyon Varlamov 26 Saves as Avalanche Beat Oilers in 4-1 win appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Sportsnet.ca Oct 26, 2018
Duchene scores immediately following tribute by Avalanche
Watch as Matt Duchene tips in a goal against his former team the Colorado Avalanche. The post NHL appeared first on Sportsnet.ca.
Last Word on Hockey Oct 17, 2018
Colorado Avalanche Center Nathan MacKinnon Proves Last Season Was No Fluke
One the biggest storylines of last season was the emergence of Colorado Avalanche Center Nathan MacKinnon. The youngster broke out in a big way in his fifth NHL season, becoming the elite forward he was projected to be when he was drafted with the first overall pick in 2013. It didn't come entirely out of the blue either, as he claimed the Calder Trophy as the league's top rookie in his first year (2013-14). However, his 97-point campaign last season blew every other year out of the water; he previously averaged around 50 points per year, with a high of 63. The Colorado Avalanche would have...
