The Hawks' 1-0 defeat Sunday marked their first time getting shut out at home since April 2024, but they still felt a lot better about themselves than they did Friday.

MacKenzie Blackwood made 35 saves to lead the Colorado Avalanche to a 3-0 victory over the Nashville Predators on Saturday night.

MacKinnon and Makar Each Score Twice as Avalanche Defeats Rangers 6-3 to Win Seventh-Consecutive Game

It’s a pretty simple argument to make, but the Colorado Avalanche is the best team in the NHL right now.

The NHL's new generation is taking over, but one 30-year-old Colorado Avalanche superstar refuses to step aside, leading the league in individual offensive contribution while teenagers and 20-somethings nip at his heels.

The Avalanche, as Jared Bednar loves to say, “beat up the puck” on Saturday against the Predators. That might have actually helped their goaltender get into a rhythm. Mackenzie Blackwood was not only Colorado’s best player,

The Avalanche, led by Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar, beat the Rangers 6-3, joining an exclusive four-team NHL group.

Felhaber scored two goals in AHL Colorado's 5-2 win over Tucson on Sunday. Felhaber has picked up the pace with four goals and an assist over his last four games. For the season, the forward has 11 points over 18 appearances. He can provide depth scoring and grit, but the 27-year-old forward is unlikely to see much, if any, NHL action in 2025-26.

Sam Malinski might be underselling things when his thoughts about his first 21 games are, “I feel good.” According to every single metric available to NHL fans and followers, the more truthful answer from Malinski would probably be,

With Josi returning to the Nashville lineup, Justin Barron and Adam Wilsby were healthy scratches on the backend. The Predators begin Thanksgiving week by hosting the defending Stanley Cup Champion Florida Panthers on Monday night at Bridgestone Arena before facing Detroit, Chicago and Winnipeg in the days ahead.