NHL Hall of Famer Chris Chelios: Colorado Avalanche ‘are a legit contender’

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NHL Hall of Famer Chris Chelios: Colorado Avalanche ‘are a legit contender’

DENVER (KDVR) — Chris Chelios knows a thing or two about hockey.  The 26-year NHL veteran, Hall of Famer and hockey analyst likes what he sees in the Colorado Avalanche. After the milestone was first wiped out by an offsides review, MacKinnon finally earns 1,000th point "They're a legit contender as they should be," Chelios told "Colorado Sports Night" as he arrived in the Mile High City to see the Avs play in-person on the most recent hom…

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5 takeaways from the Chicago Blackhawks’ 3-0 loss, including Artyom Levshunov’s debut and Spencer Knight’s chin music

You could look at the Chicago Blackhawks’ 3-0 loss on Monday night to the Colorado Avalanche – their first time getting shut out this season – several ways: The Hawks contained the high-flying Avs for all but a three-minute lapse in the third period when Colorado put up two goals The Hawks ran with the Avs until the gas gauge hit “E,” and then they refueled for the final stretch The Hawks caught goalie Scott Wedgewood on a night in which he was…

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Nathan MacKinnon hits 1K NHL points, 100th player in league history to do so

The 29-year-old from Cole Harbour, NS., who already has a Stanley Cup on his resume, logged two assists for the Colorado Avalanche in a 3-0 win over the Chicago Blackhawks.

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Avalanche star Nathan MacKinnon earns 1,000th NHL point

Nathan MacKinnon reached the 1,000-point milestone in Colorado's game against Chicago on Monday, recording an assist in the third period.

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In the NHL, Colorado Avalanche center forward Nathan MacKinnon became the 100th player in league history to surpass the magical 1,000-point mark.

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Blackhawks shut out by Avalanche despite Artyom Levshunov's solid debut

DENVER — The Blackhawks decided to throw rookie defenseman Artyom Levshunov into the fire in his NHL debut Monday, and Levshunov rewarded their faith in him.The No. 2 overall pick handled nearly 21 minutes of ice time in a tough road environment with aplomb, even though the Hawks lost 3-0 to the Avalanche in their first shutout defeat this season."I was really impressed with Arty's game, and I want to see more of that," captain Nick Foligno said…