Episode
Avalanche Ready To Put Last Year Behind Them and Make A Fresh Run at Another Stanley Cup
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- Sep 17, 2026
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- 2089
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Summary
Colorado Avalanche showcase renewed focus at Media Day as Brent Burns debuts a bold new look, signaling a fresh start for the team. Coach Jared Bednar hints at new individual strategies for young prospects, while veterans like Nathan MacKinnon and Gabriel Landeskog exude a calm confidence, aiming to move past last season’s disappointment and target a deep Stanley Cup run. Chris Micieli and Zach Pearson break down key takeaways from Media Day, including Bednar’s take on the evolving roster, glowing praise for Mackenzie Blackwood’s offseason, and injury updates for Cale Makar and Trent Minor. The conversation highlights leadership dynamics, team buy-in, and whether lessons from the Vegas sweep will propel the Avalanche back to championship contention. Can Colorado’s mix of experience and youth turn focus into results this season?