Thatcher Demko stopped 25 shots for his ninth career shutout and the Vancouver Canucks beat the Colorado Avalanche 3-0.

Vancouver played with intensity and even a sense of joy — in contrast to what fans have experienced most of this season.

The Canucks are suddenly a team with three Swedes named Pettersson and two Czechs named Filip. But there is still only one Thatcher Demko, and on Tuesday he looked exactly like himself.

Gabriel Landeskog, Nazem Kadri, Valeri Nichushkin, Artturi Lehkonen, Ross Colton, Andre Burakovsky, and Drouin all shoot left. Off the top of my head, J.T. Compher was the last righty who got some ...

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Jared Bednar wanted the Avalanche to treat the last five games before the 4 Nations Faceoff like it’s the playoffs. The team ...

Goals are suddenly hard to come by. After gaining all the positive vibes from the two straight shutout wins at home, the ...

Josh Manson’s shot from the right point went through a sea of bodies. Ross Colton likely would have gotten credit for deflecting it and making it a 2-2 game with 15:21 remaining. But ...

Lehkonen registered an assist and two shots on goal in Friday's 5-0 win over the Blues. Lehkonen extended his point streak to four games (three goals, one assist) when he helped out on Martin ...

Lehkonen scored a goal on three shots in Tuesday's 5-2 loss to the Islanders. Lehkonen has a goal in three straight games and has scored seven times over his last 10 outings. The 29-year-old ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Simon Holmstrom scored twice and added an assist, and Ilya Sorokin made 30 saves to lead the New York ...