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Colorado Avalanche forward Andrew Cogliano has announced his retirement after 17 NHL seasons and 1,294 games. He will join the Avalanche front office, contributing to player development and scouting. Cogliano, who won the 2022 Stanley Cup with Colorado, ends his career with 464 points and a notable 830-game ironman streak.
The Colorado Avalanche have re-signed Andrew Cogliano for one year at a reduced salary, solidifying their leadership group after losing Erik Johnson and J.T. Compher. Cogliano, who suffered a fractured neck in the playoffs, is expected to be fully recovered for training camp. The Avalanche also made several minor league signings, including Chris Wagner, Riley Tufte, Corey Schueneman, Jack Ahcan, and Arvid Holm, providing depth for the team. They still have around $3 million to sign at least one more forward and a defenseman.
Andrew Cogliano, forward for the Colorado Avalanche, is out for the rest of the Stanley Cup Playoffs due to a fractured C5 lamina in his neck sustained during Game 6 of the Western Conference First Round when he was hit from behind by Seattle Kraken forward Jordan Eberle. Eberle received a minor for boarding, and Cogliano came back for the third period and finished the game. The Avalanche and the Kraken play Game 7 of the best-of-7 series at Ball Arena on Sunday.
Colorado Avalanche winger Andrew Cogliano suffered a fractured neck following a controversial hit from Seattle Kraken star Jordan Eberle in Game 6 of their playoff matchup. Eberle was penalized for boarding but was not given a hearing for supplemental discipline. Cogliano brings grit and toughness to the Colorado roster. The Avalanche are the defending Stanley Cup champions.
The Colorado Avalanche are set to play their first Game Seven since losing in the bubble to the Dallas Stars. The team is ready for the big game, but there is also talk around the locker room regarding the Jordan Eberle hit on Andrew Cogliano, who is out indefinitely with a fractured neck. Jared Bednar confirmed this and expressed his disapproval of the hit. Brad Hunt is expected to step into the lineup at forward, and Alexandar Georgiev will start in net.
Gabriel Landeskog skated with the Colorado Avalanche during morning practice ahead of game three against the Seattle Kraken, but there is no change to his status. Andrew Cogliano also joined the team for practice, but his status for the game is uncertain. The Avalanche are preparing for a hostile environment in Seattle's first home game in franchise history. Mikko Rantanen is not bothered by the hostile environment and is focused on the game. Alexandar Georgiev will be in net for the Avalanche.