Colleen Flynn
Colleen Flynn
Key Stats
Articles20
Views693
Votes0
Followed by0
What Joe Sakic Means to the Avalanche
There is no question Joe Sakic was a spectacular professional ice hockey player. His leadership on and off the ice drove the team to success. Although there have been some questions regarding choices made during his time in the Colorado Avalanche management roles, he’s proven worthy in all positions. What is so amazing about the […]
The post What Joe Sakic Means to the Avalanche appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
St. Louis Blues’ Chemistry Not an Issue
One of the most important keys to a team’s success is chemistry and health. With the announcement of the Return to Play plan, one of the most daunting questions is how will the players regain this essential aspect? Can the St. Louis Blues establish the repertoire and bond between players on and off the ice to win another Stanley Cup? Importance of Chemistry The current Stanley Cup champions contributed so […]
The post St. Louis Blues’ Chemistry Not an Issue appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Pros and Cons for St. Louis Blues in Proposed 24-Team Playoff Structure
With the announcement of a 24-team playoff structure on the table, the St. Louis Blues will have a bye in the first round. How it will play out could pose as a good or bad situation. It’s a difficult call. Can the Blues defend the Stanley Cup in this new arrangement? Where We Left Off The Blues originally had 15 games scheduled for March/April […]
The post Pros and Cons for St. Louis Blues in Proposed 24-Team Playoff Structure appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Top 5 Coaches in Avalanche-Nordiques Franchise History
Since they joined the NHL in 1979-80, the Colorado Avalanche/Quebec Nordiques franchise has employed 15 head coaches, nine in Quebec and seven in Denver. Accomplishments, achievements and statistics were considered choosing the top five. The team as a whole improved after it moved to Denver in the 1995-96 season, which is a reflection of their […]
The post Top 5 Coaches in Avalanche/Nordiques Franchise History appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Blues’ 2019-20 NHL Award Contenders
Several NHL awards are given to players, coaches and management for exceptional performance in a season. There are only a couple of St. Louis Blues contenders for these awards – not because there aren’t exceptional players on the roster, but because they play together as a team. The most coveted award the Blues were contending […]
The post Blues’ 2019-20 NHL Award Contenders appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Blues Best Defensemen in Team History
When looking at the best defensemen in NHL history, only a few donned the Blue Note. Not known as a defensive team in their 53-year history, the St. Louis Blues have produced few elite, notable D-men. The ‘Over 400-Point’ Club – MacInnis and Pietrangelo Only two defensive players have scored over 400 points in their […]
The post Blues Best Defensemen in Team History appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Avalanche Goaltending Reaches Deep
The Colorado Avalanche have depth in net with six goaltenders between the NHL and their AHL affiliate, the Colorado Eagles. Philipp Grubauer began the season as the starter with Pavel Francouz as the backup. In most cases, that’s all the goaltending a team would need, but not this season and not for the Avalanche. Injuries […]
The post Avalanche Goaltending Reaches Deep appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Avalanche’s MacKinnon Cool but Team Continues to Stay Hot
Colorado Avalanche elite, Nathan MacKinnon, notched his 300th career assist against the Detroit Red Wings on March 2 and sits in fifth place for points leaders in the league. Only one other top-five points leader is on a team with more points than the Avalanche. Colorado has depth and they’re showing it. As amazing as MacKinnon […]
The post Avalanche’s MacKinnon Cool but Team Continues to Stay Hot appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Blues’ Defensive Pair Spark New Flame
Impressive defensive pairings are noteworthy. Colton Parayko and Marco Scandella are headliners. The newest addition to the St. Louis Blues can’t fill Jay Bouwmeester’s skates, nor would he want to. The fact is, they play a similar style, which is what general manager Doug Armstrong was counting on. The new pair has six points combined in […]
The post Blues’ Defensive Pair Spark New Flame appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Avalanche Battle to Remain in Top Three of Western Conference
The top of the Western Conference is a close head-to-head-to-head race between the St. Louis Blues, Dallas Stars and Colorado Avalanche. Injuries, inconsistency and scheduling could factor into the competition down the stretch. The Avalanche are at a disadvantage with injuries, but they have won games in similar situations in the past and may do […]
The post Avalanche Battle to Remain in Top Three of Western Conference appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Blues’ Bouwmeester Situation Exemplifies Hockey Community
It’s ironic that sports can bring some people together while breaking others apart. Competition and rivalry are a part of all sports but when something traumatic happens, everyone plays for the same team. Related: Blues Have Options if Pietrangelo Goes St. Louis Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester’s cardiac event has proven that. The hockey community has […]
The post Blues’ Bouwmeester Situation Exemplifies Hockey Community appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
St. Louis Blues’ Bouwmeester Given Fighting Chance
Nothing can prepare you for witnessing a medical emergency during a live sporting event. That rang true for hockey fans at the Honda Center in Anaheim and those watching on the live broadcast Tuesday night. St. Louis Blues’ defenseman Jay Bouwmeester collapsed on the bench 7:50 into the first period. The chaos surrounding the incident generated […]
The post St. Louis Blues’ Bouwmeester Given Fighting Chance appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Nordiques-Avalanche Players with 100-Point Seasons
With two Stanley Cups and six Hockey Hall of Famers in their 41-year franchise history, the Quebec Nordiques/Colorado Avalanche have had six 100-plus point players on their team. The club has had at least one of these elite players on the squad in 14 different seasons. Only two players were with the Avalanche and only […]
The post Nordiques/Avalanche Players with 100-Point Seasons appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
All-Star Weekend Provides Fun and Festivities for All of St. Louis
The 2020 All-Star Game was exactly as expected: quintessentially, St. Louis. The St. Louis Blues had four players representing the Central Division and head coach Craig Berube was behind the bench. Even with those powerhouses in place, the Central lost and the Pacific won. No matter. The weekend fanfare, with alumni, St. Louis natives and […]
The post All-Star Weekend Provides Fun and Festivities for All of St. Louis appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
My Dual Avalanche-Blues Fandom
What team you root for is usually determined at a young age, influenced by your parents and where you were born. It’s easy to choose a team when you come from a big market location. What do you do when you’re from a city that didn’t have a hockey team when you were growing up? […]
The post My Dual Avalanche/Blues Fandom appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
St. Louis Blues and Colorado Avalanche: Division Un-Rivalry?
The St. Louis Blues and Colorado Avalanche are now split with two home wins each. It’s quite a different picture from the Blues’ sweep of the Avalanche last season. Although they’re division rivals and should have a heated presence when they play each other, they actually don’t. Neither team acquired a fighting penalty in any […]
The post St. Louis Blues and Colorado Avalanche: Division Un-Rivalry? appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Perron Earned His Spot on the All-Star Team
Although the fans voted David Perron on to the All-Star roster, there are several reasons the St. Louis Blues forward earned the honor. He’s on pace for a career-high season, coming through in clutch situations. In a way, he’s also the team’s franchise player. His loyalty to the Blues, improvement throughout his career and outstanding […]
The post Perron Earned His Spot on the All-Star Team appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Coach Bednar Continues to Improve with Avalanche
Success or failure depends on the team as a whole and its leader. This is true for any team and more so for the Colorado Avalanche. Coach Jared Bednar has proven he can guide his team to win games. It has taken some time to get where he is now, but it’s been a learning […]
The post Coach Bednar Continues to Improve with Avalanche appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Blues’ Pre-Holiday Winning Streak
The St. Louis Blues are relishing a five-game win streak but don’t be fooled. They’re not sitting back on their heels. They were hard-fought wins but even when they aren’t playing their best, they find a way to win. Outstanding goaltending, a shining prospect and hard work from the team as a whole are contributing […]
The post Blues’ Pre-Holiday Winning Streak appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Colorado Avalanche 2019 Draft Review
It’s been about six months since the Colorado Avalanche chose eight players in the 2019 NHL Draft. To establish an increase in depth the last few years, the Avalanche picked players that should excel in their system. Are these youngsters earning their place on the team? The Top Three Bowen Byram Defenseman Bowen Byram was […]
The post Colorado Avalanche 2019 Draft Review appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Stats
Game Log
Visibility
- Articles
- Game Results
- Pre Games
- Injuries
- User Statuses
Visibility
- Articles
- Feed Status
Change your Profile Picture
Your picture could be denied by an administrator of your league if it does not meet the following guidelines:- Avoid sunglasses
- Frame the picture on the face and shoulders
- Do not use a player in action picture
- Be alone on the picture