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Avalanche Have Free Agent Decisions to Make

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By Tags Alex Newhook, Bowen Byram, Gabriel Landeskog, J.T. Compher
| The Hockey Writers Verified
The 2023 postseason ended much sooner than expected for the Colorado Avalanche, but the extra couple of months will give them a long time to think about the next season. That might not be a bad thing, as the organization likely has a lot of decisions to make. After winning the franchise’s third Stanley Cup last season, the big news during the offseason was Nathan MacKinnon’s contract extension.
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3 Colorado Avalanche Players Needing Big Seasons in Contract Years Original

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By Tags Alex Newhook, Bowen Byram, J.T. Compher, Kerry Collins Verified
| The Hockey Writers Verified
The Colorado Avalanche have a number of players in the final year of their contracts, and the one everybody has their eye on is Nathan MacKinnon. That attention is deserved, as MacKinnon is one of the league’s top players and a vital cog in the Avalanche machine. But there are other players facing contract seasons who are at pivotal moments in their careers.
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Avalanche Warning: Colorado's Triumvirate of Tantalizing Tyros

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By Tags Alex Newhook, Bowen Byram, Marko Zlomislic, Logan OConnor
| The Hockey Writers Verified
The task of projecting potential breakout candidates from teams within the NHL’s elite is always a much more arduous endeavor than having to sift through the scraps of the league’s metaphorical garbage bin. The basement-dwellers can offer the steady playing time and appetizing power play opportunities which often lead to increased production, things that perennial contenders with settled lineups, such as the Colorado Avalanche last season, cannot realistically promise with any certainty.
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