Can Nazem Kadri reignite his scoring fire for the Avalanche’s push to the Stanley Cup Final? After a dazzling 2021-22 season where he led Colorado to a championship with 87 points, Kadri’s return to Denver this year carries huge expectations. At 35, he’s still delivering — 4 goals, 9 points in 16 games — and brings elite versatility as a center or wing. Signed to a $49M, 7-year deal, Kadri’s consistent point production (averaging over 60 points per season with Calgary) could be the spark the Avalanche need to break through in the playoffs. Can he hit 20 goals and 50 points this year? The answer could define their run to a fourth Stanley Cup.

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The NHL just announced the 2025 Winter Classic: Colorado Avalanche vs. Utah Mammoth on New Year’s Eve, set for 4 PM local time at Rice-Eccles Stadium — a college football venue and only the fourth Winter Classic ever held there. It’s the Mammoth’s first-ever outdoor game, while the Avalanche return to the Winter Classic after prior Stadium Series appearances. Commissioner Bettman says the late-afternoon puck drop will create a magical, cross-time-zone viewing experience under the lights.

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The NHL just revealed all 32 home opener dates — and the Colorado Avalanche are starting strong at home against the LA Kings on Sept. 30. With the Kings adding Artemi Panarin, this game could be a statement matchup. The Avs are primed to build on their record-setting 2025-26 campaign — where they won the Presidents’ Trophy, reached the Western Conference Final, and started 8-0. Nathan MacKinnon passed Joe Sakic as franchise leader in points, while Brent Burns hit his 1,500th regular-season game. Expect fireworks as the Avs aim for another historic season.

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