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Brent Burns drops truth bomb after signing with Avalanche
NHL.com's Tom Gulitti recently highlighted Burns’ decision to sign a one-year contract with the Avalanche. The 40-year-old has been a three-time All-Star and brought home a Norris Trophy, but still loves the game and is seeking one last major milestone.
New Avalanche defenseman Brent Burns has ‘one big goal still’ after remarkable career — win the Stanley Cup
It has been 25 years since the Avalanche famously traded for a 40-year-old future Hall of Fame defenseman, and Ray Bourque made his final wish come true with Colorado the following season. Chasing a championship is a big part of why Burns wants to keep playing, but it goes beyond that as well.
Should Taylor Makar someday make the roster, big brother Cale needs to consider altering the back of his Colorado Avalanche ...
Brent Burns shared his deepest feelings about the final stage of his career after joining the Colorado Avalanche, where he ...
The free agent market opened Tuesday, and like most of the other top teams in the NHL, the Colorado Avalanche opted out of ...
DENVER — On Wednesday, the Colorado Avalanche announced they had agreed to the terms of a one-year deal with defenseman Brent ...
In an offseason marked by roster turnover to the NFL and coach Deion Sanders' absence due to undisclosed health concerns, the ...
The Colorado Avalanche stunned fans by signing a former Norris Trophy winner to a one-year $1 million contract on Wednesday.
Turning to Buffalo, Sabres defenseman Bowen Byram remains a fixture in the rumor mill. The 24-year-old defenseman is an RFA ...
Francesco Dell’Elce is the latest UMass (University of Massachusetts-Amherst) defenseman to join the Avalanche organization.
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