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Jack Johnson, 35, is a recent college graduate looking to hoist the Stanley Cup with Avalanche

DENVER — Avalanche defenseman Jack Johnson is a recent graduate from the University of Michigan who made his Stanley Cup Final debut in Game 1 on Wednesday.

The Denver Post

John Romano: A guy wearing a mask can steal the Stanley Cup for the Lightning

DENVER — Let’s consider all the possible reactions to another Game 1 loss for the Lightning.

Tribune News Service

SI: AM | Bob Harig Previews the U.S. Open

What to expect from this weekend’s tournament.

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SI:AM | It’s Upstart vs. Dynasty in the Stanley Cup Final

Can the Lightning make it three Stanley Cups in a row?

Sports Illustrated

Stanley Cup final 2022: five things to know before Lightning v Avalanche

Will Tampa Bay complete a first three-peat since the 1980s? Or will Colorado’s high-octane offense stop a dynasty in its tracks?

The Guardian - US

Mike Chambers: Joe Sakic was the captain in 2001. He’s the off-ice general 21 years later.

DENVER — Different generations, different styles of hockey. But the entertainment value is undoubtedly the same.

The Denver Post

Avalanche goalie Darcy Kuemper 100% for Stanley Cup Final; forwards Nazem Kadri and Andrew Cogliano not ruled out

DENVER — The Avalanche injury update on Thursday was perhaps as good of news as fans could have hoped.

The Denver Post

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Stanley Cup Final ticket prices in Colorado reach $10,000 on secondary market as Avalanche awaits opponent

The asking price for resale Avalanche tickets has peaked at $10,000 per seat at Ball Arena as fans clamor to witness the Stanley Cup Final.

The Denver Post

Mark Kiszla: Avalanche gets first shot at Stanley Cup since 2001, when Joe Sakic and Patrick Roy were kings of hockey universe

EDMONTON, Alberta — Wearing a smile nearly as big as when he handed the Stanley Cup to Ray Bourque in 2001, Joe Sakic emerged from the Colorado locker room after Avs’ 6-5 victory against Edmonton. “It’s fun. But we’re not done,” Sakic told me Monday. “We need four more wins.”

The Denver Post

SI:AM | The Avs Still Look Like the Stanley Cup Favorites

They made quick work of the Oilers and will await the winner of the Rangers-Lightning series.

Sports Illustrated

TNT Analyst Curses On Air After Avalanche’s Series-Winning Goal

The tense moment proved too much for rules analyst Don Koharski to handle.

Sports Illustrated

Avalanche storms back to oust Edmonton Oilers in overtime, return to Stanley Cup Final

EDMONTON, Alberta — Colorado’s Artturi Lehkonen scored on a rebound 1:19 into overtime in Game 4 here Monday night against Edmonton as the Avs swept the Western Conference Finals and advanced to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time since winning it all in 2001.

The Denver Post

Avalanche moves within one game of Stanley Cup Finals, defeats Oilers, 4-2 in Game 3

EDMONTON, Alberta — The commitment to its “next-man-up” philosophy helped the Avalanche get within a victory of advancing to the Stanley Cup Finals here Saturday night.

The Denver Post

Avalanche-Oilers Game 3 Quick Hits: Hit on Kadri in Avs' 4-2 victory should lead to suspension for Kane

Here are three quick hits from the Colorado Avalanche's 4-2 victory against the Edmonton Oilers to go up 3-0 in the Western Conference finals.

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Polling Place: Which season did respondents say is the best for sports?

Winter, spring, summer or fall? All you’ve got to do is make the call.

The Denver Post

Avalanche looking to play simple and remain perfect on the road in Game 3 at Edmonton

EDMONTON, Alberta — The Avalanche will put its perfect 5-0 postseason road record on the line Saturday in what figures to be a wild Canadian environment for Game 3 of the Western Conference finals against the Oilers at Rogers Place.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Broncos QB Russell Wilson, coach Nathaniel Hackett attended Avs’ win last night

Broncos coach Nathaniel Hackett, QB Russell Wilson and seven teammates attended the Avs' 4-0 win over the Oilers last night.

The Denver Post

Oilers-Avalanche Game 2 Quick Hits: Second-period barrage lifts Avs to victory

Here are three quick hits from the Colorado Avalanche's 4-0 victory against the Edmonton Oilers to go up 2-0 in the Western Conference finals.

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Avalanche hold off Edmonton, 8-6, in wild Game 1 shootout

DENVER — Whew!

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Sean Keeler: From Kadri to Helm, Avs coach Bednar pushed right buttons vs. Blues. So where are his haters now?

ST. LOUIS — Without coach Jared Bednar, Nazem Kadri flies off the handle, past Elon Musk and straight into orbit.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Darren Helm's game-winning goal with 5.6 seconds left ends Blues' season

ST. LOUIS — The Blues had gone the entire season losing three consecutive home games only once. They picked the wrong time to make it twice — the time that ends your season. But that’s what happened Friday at Enterprise Center.

The Denver Post

Avalanche still stuck in second round after Game 5 collapse. Will the Game 7 demons emerge if Colorado can’t close out the Blues on Friday?

In trying to put a cosmic Game 5 collapse behind them, the Avalanche has at least one thing going for it:

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Benjamin Hochman: 'That was hard on the heart.' Blues persevere in epic Game 5 overtime win.

DENVER — Inside a quiet elevator in a silenced arena, the doors opened to reveal the biggest Blues fan there is.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Blues live on — Bozak's OT goal sends series back to St. Louis

DENVER — On eight occasions this season, the Blues put together winning streaks of three games or more. They won five in a row to start the season and won nine straight in April.

The Denver Post

Sean Keeler: Avalanche center Nazem Kadri got last laugh on St. Louis Blues haters. But if NHL doesn’t suspend David Perron, somebody’s going to get hurt.

The NHL is awfully quick to throw the book at Nazem Kadri. But where the heck are they when some idiot throws an elbow at him?

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