Day: February 26, 2019

Avalanche’s OT curse continues with 4-3 loss despite late goal from new addition Brassard

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Derick Brassard, acquired from the Florida Panthers before Monday’s 1 p.m. trade deadline, helped the Avalanche earn a point against the Panthers on Monday night in a strange 12 hours for the veteran forward. Brassard, 31, awoke at his Denver resort for a member of the Panthers. But he had been pulled off the ice
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This Week In Concerts – Action Bronson, Cherry Glazerr, Ella Mai, Grayson Erhard and More

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February is coming to an end this week and we’ve got the complete list of concerts for you to test out in the final days of the month. The weather has been all over the place during the last few days, but lucky for us, the Denver concert scene is as steady as ever. We
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2 girls become first in Colorado to place at state wrestling tournament

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DENVER — Two Colorado high school wrestlers made history on Saturday, becoming the first females to put at the state tournament. Angel Rios of Valley High School and Jaslynn Gallegos of Skyview High School needed one win each to make history in the Colorado High School Activities Association championship at the Pepsi Center. Rios finished
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Colorado Avalanche knows its penalty killing has been in peril at the Pepsi Center. Are things finally looking up?

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Avalanche forwards Gabe Landeskog and Carl Soderberg had exactly the identical answer, which was no answer. “If we knew how to repair it, we’d,” they each said Feb. 16, soon after absorbing a 3-0 loss to the St. Louis Blues in the Pepsi Center. Colorado had just lost its sixth consecutive game at home, where it
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