Give Moose his juice. Let’s say, eight years at $101 million. Everybody gets what they want. Mikko Rantanen, the good solider and Nathan MacKinnon’s literal right-hand man, becomes a $100-million player.

Dishes pair of helpers

The Colorado Avalanche announced this morning that forward Jonathan Drouin will not play ... offense often times in front of them. Forward Mikko Rantanen is currently on a 14-game point streak ...

It was a milestone night for Jonathan Drouin. The 29-year-old forward scored his career 100th goal at 18:30 in the second period against the Dallas Stars on Saturday afternoon. Drouin achieved the feat in his 578th game against a highly skilled team.

Colorado Avalanche forward Jonathan Drouin, who missed Wednesday night's game against the Chicago Blackhawks due to a lingering upper-body injury, returns to the lineup against the Minnesota Wild ...

Avalanche forward Jonathan Drouin has moved on from the ugly overtime ... (70), Leon Draisaitl (65), Connor McDavid (62) and Mikko Rantanen (61). With that much talent on the ice, Drouin expects ...

If last season with the Avalanche was a dream for Jonathan Drouin, the start to this season has to feel like a bit of a nightmare.

Give Moose his juice. Let’s say, eight years at $101 million. Everybody gets what they want. Mikko Rantanen, the good solider and Nathan MacKinnon’s literal right-hand man, becomes a $100-million player.

The Colorado Avalanche have already swung a few trades this season. But what will they do with the salary cap space they still have?

The Avalanche lost 4-3 to the Edmonton Oilers at Ball Arena on Thursday. Nathan MacKinnon scored his 16th and 17th goals of the season, Logan O'Connor posted his sixth tally of the year, while Mikko Rantanen, Joel Kiviranta, Calvin de Haan, Jonathan Drouin and Devon Toews each record an assist.

The Montreal Canadiens started the 2024-25 season as one of the worst squads in the NHL but hit a hot streak that has forced everyone to take notice. Going from

The Minnesota Wild feel a sense of urgency despite having nearly half a season left to play. After losing three in a row and four of their last five games, the Wild will look to turn things around on Monday afternoon against the host Colorado Avalanche in Denver.