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Corey Masisak
Corey Masisak has covered the NHL at both the local and national levels since 2007. His stops as a beat writer have included the Capitals for the Washington Times, plus the Devils and Sharks for The Athletic.
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March Madness, Avalanche style: Picking the best junior careers on Colorado’s roster | Journal
Bragging rights were on the line Friday at Blue Arena.

University of Denver Pioneers cruise past Cornell in NCAA opener, keeping Frozen Four hopes alive
Finally getting some home cooking in the NCAA tournament worked out quite well for the University of Denver Pioneers.

Avalanche glue guy Logan O’Connor is back like he never left after a long, perplexing injury journey
Let's start with the silver lining, because Logan O'Connor's journey back to the Colorado Avalanche lineup was an arduous one filled with twists and frustrating turns.

Martin Necas, Avalanche pay Penguins back with a blowout win
Eight days after the worst loss of the season, the Colorado Avalanche took advantage of an opportunity to exact some payback.

Avalanche forward Logan O’Connor will make his season debut against Penguins
Logan O'Connor and Ross Colton will return to the lineup Tuesday night for the Colorado Avalanche against the Pittsburgh Penguins at PPG Paints Arena.

Avalanche captain Gabe Landeskog scores in return from painful injury
Gabe Landeskog's comeback story was remarkable enough. This is starting to feel like overkill.

Brock Nelson’s overtime goal helps Avalanche survive choppy performance against Capitals
That won't rank highly among the prettiest of the 46 victories to date for the Colorado Avalanche, but it sure felt significant.

Avalanche captain Gabe Landeskog will return to lineup against Capitals
The Colorado Avalanche is getting its captain back.

Which team should the Avalanche want to play in the first round? Let’s rank ’em | Journal
The Colorado Avalanche punched the first ticket to the NHL's postseason tournament, but it will be a while before the club has a dance partner for the first round.

Avalanche’s ‘identity line’ obliterated the Blackhawks: ‘They never stop’
Jack Drury was inches away from the perfect conclusion.