Whenever there is an opportunity to engage Colorado Avalanche fans beyond the confines of the arena, the conversation tends to orbit a familiar set of themes: admiration for the team’s dominance, confidence born of consistent winning, and—almost inevitably—a lingering concern about the power play.

Colorado is by far the best team in hockey, and my Avalanche vs. Kraken predictions and NHL picks expect that dominance to continue. The Colorado Avalanche are on pace for a historic season, as they have just two regulation losses through their first 32 games. Unsurprisingly, they rank first in the majority of statistics across the board.

Avalanche’s long range strategy gains traction as institutions shift toward purpose built blockchains and real world asset tokenization.

Winter storm warnings have been issued to multiple states across America as the National Weather Service (NWS) warns that winds of up to 75 mph and up to 2 feet of snow could hit on Thursday, potentially bringing with it an increased risk of “avalanche danger.”

Before the great Cale Makar wore No. 8, there was another No. 8 who was pretty great. Ahead of the 1996 Stanley Cup-winning Avalanche team being honored Dec. 11, the current No. 8 showed some respect to the man who came before him.

A small avalanche hit the black-diamond trail known as The Wall at the Holiday Valley Resort in Ellicottville, N.Y., on Monday, Dec. 15. The trail was closed at the time, and no one was injured.

Skiers are still hitting the slopes at Holiday Valley in Ellicottville following a small avalanche, though one expert-level trail remains closed.

Catching up with Colorado execs Joe Sakic and Chris MacFarland and Dallas GM Jim Nill on what the trade means for a gauntlet division.