
Current Season
GP
65
Goals
30
Assists
25
Points
55
+/-
+11
S%
19.7%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$7.50M
Total Value
$22.50M
Expires
3 yrs · 2027-2028
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
Calum Ritchie lands the perfect mentor in Brayden Schenn, the ex-Blues captain who knows exactly what this kid needs to stick in the NHL. Schenn's locker sits right next to Ritchie's by design, and Patrick Roy already raves about the fit between their two-way games. With Ritchie flashing skill but still finding his feet after that Nelson trade, Schenn's guidance on the pro pace and defensive details carries huge stakes for the Islanders' young core.
Jared Bednar finally gets his mad scientist lab with Nazem Kadri back in the fold and Nicolas Roy sliding into the center mix alongside MacKinnon and Nelson. The Avalanche, already owning the league's best record at 41-10-9, just handed their coach a depth chart that screams playoff dominance from top to bottom.
The Colorado Avalanche sit atop the NHL standings with 93 points and a league-best +82 goal differential, pulling away from the pack after landing Nazem Kadri in a deadline stunner that fixes their dead-last power play. Nathan MacKinnon keeps pushing his Hart case while Cale Makar dominates the blue line, and Kadri's playmaking down the middle suddenly makes their center depth lethal with Brock Nelson and others in tow.
The Avalanche just shipped out Sam Girard and a pile of future picks, including their 2027 first, to load up on proven talent like Brock Nelson and Brett Kulak. GM Joe Sakic stares down a barren draft cupboard through 2026 with no picks in the first three rounds, betting everything on this core's Cup window.
Nazem Kadri suits up for the Avalanche on Sunday after a deadline miracle brings the Stanley Cup hero back to Colorado in a blockbuster with Calgary. The 35-year-old center, who lit up the playoffs in 2022 with clutch goals including an OT dagger in the Final, rejoins a lineup stacked with MacKinnon, Nelson, and fresh adds like Roy and Drury.
The Colorado Avalanche just pulled off the deadline stunner everyone whispered about in the shadows of front-office war rooms, reuniting with Nazem Kadri right after the clock struck zero. Kadri, the Conn Smythe hero from their 2022 Cup run, slides back into a loaded center corps alongside MacKinnon and Nelson that no other team can touch.