Colorado Avalanche 2021-22 Season Recap
July 1, 2022
The Colorado Avalanche made it through the fire and are now the Stanley Cup Champions.
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The Colorado Avalanche made it through the fire and are now the Stanley Cup Champions.
Run it back, MLB DFS degenerates, because we are hoping to kick off July with a bang.
Entering last season, seven of the eight Metropolitan Division teams had some level of hype surrounding them.
Next season, we have a few NFL front offices sitting on warm seats. While most of the league is on stable ground, we have a few spots that could be open soon.
In the years after coming up a goal short of a Stanley Cup Finals birth in 2016, things have been rough for the Ottawa Senators. After this latest season, however, they won more games (33) than in a season after 2016-17.
There are five of those players available that would immediately help the defending back-to-back AFC South Champions, the Tennessee Titans, setting them apart from the pack with hopes of locking up a third straight crown.
The Colorado Avalanche made it through the fire and are now the Stanley Cup Champions.
Run it back, MLB DFS degenerates, because we are hoping to kick off July with a bang.
Entering last season, seven of the eight Metropolitan Division teams had some level of hype surrounding them.
Next season, we have a few NFL front offices sitting on warm seats. While most of the league is on stable ground, we have a few spots that could be open soon.
In the years after coming up a goal short of a Stanley Cup Finals birth in 2016, things have been rough for the Ottawa Senators. After this latest season, however, they won more games (33) than in a season after 2016-17.
There are five of those players available that would immediately help the defending back-to-back AFC South Champions, the Tennessee Titans, setting them apart from the pack with hopes of locking up a third straight crown.
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