The Colorado Avalanche fall 4-3 to the New Jersey Devils on Oct. 20, dropping both games of a two‑game East Coast swing. Luke Evangelista opens scoring, but Gabe Landeskog ties it after a slick Cale Makar play. The Devils seize control in the second and third periods, with goals from Declan Chisholm, Arseny Gritsyuk and an early empty‑net strike by Jesper Boqvist. Avalanche forward Artturi Lehnen nets two late garbage‑time goals, but the damage is done. New Jersey outshoots Colorado 41‑34, highlighting defensive lapses. Colorado heads home to face the Tampa Bay Lightning on Friday, Oct. 23.
The Cavaliers brought in Peyton Watson to strengthen their defense on the wing. He also intends to bring an attitude that spreads through the locker room. Watson, acquired from the Nuggets in an offseason sign-and-trade, wants Cleveland to approach opponents with an edge. “Just to go out there with a mean streak. Go out there […]
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The New Jersey Devils edge the Colorado Avalanche 4-3 on Oct. 20, 2026, after a dominant 55‑minute performance at the Prudential Center. Luke Evangelista, returning from injury, leads with a goal and an assist, posting six shots and a 69.90% xG% while earning the game’s highest Game Score (3.14). Connor Brown debuts, adding an assist on Jesper Boqvist’s empty‑net marker, and Jake Allen makes 31 saves on 34 shots, earning a win despite two late Avalanche goals. The Devils outshot Colorado 82‑38, controlled play 5‑on‑5 (47‑25), and won the expected‑goals battle 2.20‑0.95, showcasing a team‑wide offensive and defensive effort.
The Colorado Avalanche fall 4-3 to the New Jersey Devils at the Prudential Center on Oct. 20, 2026, after a sluggish start and falling behind 3-1. Artturi Lehkonen sparks a late comeback with two goals, while Gabe Landeskog scores early, but an empty‑net tally by Jesper Boqvist seals the loss. Scott Wedgewood makes 37 saves despite being outshot 41‑34, marking his 11th regulation defeat with the Avs (45‑11‑8). The post‑game recap notes the team's continued listless play and defensive lapses despite solid goaltending.
The New Jersey Devils hand the Colorado Avalanche a shellacking to end the East Coast road trip before taking on the Lightning.
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Purple Row revives its After Dark series with a nostalgic prompt: “What was your first baseball jersey?” The post, published Oct. 21, 2026, features a photo of Colorado Rockies’ Kyle Karros in his jersey from a July 22 game versus the Washington Nationals at Coors Field. Inspired by a Denver Nuggets Instagram post, the article invites fans to share their first MLB jersey memories—author’s first was a Robin Ventura White Sox shirt. Readers are encouraged to comment and join the community discussion.
The Avalanche looked old and slow against the Devils on Tuesday night in a frustrating 4-3 loss; Colorado is officially in an early slump
The New Jersey Devils edge the Colorado Avalanche 4-3 on Oct. 20 at the Prudential Center, with rookie Luke Evangelista scoring and assisting in his first game back. Jake Allen backs the win with 31 saves on 34 shots, marking his fourth victory. New Jersey leads 1‑0 after Evangelista’s 6:40 wrist‑shot, ties 2‑2 in the second, then pushes ahead 3‑1 in the third before the Avalanche score two late goals, including a clutch strike by Artturi Lehkonen. The Devils register over 40 shots, their ninth 30‑plus‑shot game of the season.
Broncos Broncos HC Sean Payton was asked whether he plans to bench QB Bo Nix. “To answer your question, no,” Payton said, via PFT. “He’s going to become the byproduct of all the finer things that get improved. The improved play from our offensive line, the more efficient we are relative to balance, running the […]
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Cavaliers forward Peyton Watson, acquired from Denver in a sign‑and‑trade, vows to bring a "kill‑or‑be‑killed" mentality to Cleveland and stresses durability and chemistry as keys to a title run. Meanwhile, the Raptors cut Jamarion Sharp, who now heads to their G League affiliate Raptors 905 and could earn a $91K bonus after 60 days. The Hornets battle injuries, with Kon Knueppel, Grant Williams and Coby White rehabbing but missing the season opener versus Brooklyn. The Magic also sit several players out, including Anthony Black and Jonathan Isaac, for their Atlanta opener, though Franz Wagner and Jase Richardson are cleared.
The Colorado Avalanche have had some ups and downs during the 2026-27 season. They won the Presidents’ Trophy last season as the best regular-season team in the NHL. Colorado certainly wants to go further this year. With talents such as Gabriel Landeskog and Cale Makar, it’s easy to see them achieving their goals. Makar and […]
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It's not unfathomable. Nikola Jokic could lead the league in all three major statistical categories if the chips, errr, shots fall right.
Join the Conversation as the Colorado Avalanche head to Newark and battle the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday night.
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The Colorado Avalanche (5-3-1) head to a back‑to‑back showdown against the New Jersey Devils (4-4-0) on Oct. 20 at 5:00 p.m. MT in New Jersey. After a loss in Philadelphia, Colorado hopes to spark a quick turnaround, relying on its top line—Nathan MacKinnon (16 points, 6 goals), Artturi Lehkonen (6 goals, 9 points), and Martin Necas (11 points)—while keeping Zach L’Heureux, Nic Roy and Logan O’Connor sidelined. Goaltender Scott Wedgewood, who boasts a .902 save percentage, replaces Mackenzie Blackwood behind the crease. The Devils, led by Jack Hughes (9 points) and Nico Hischier (4 goals), are expected to start Jake Allen in net. Both teams seek momentum as the Avs aim to finish their road trip with a win.
The New Jersey Devils (4-4) host the Colorado Avalanche (5-3-1) on Oct. 20 at 7 PM EDT, with the game airing on MSG/MSG 2 and streaming on DAZN. Connor Brown makes his return and looks to repeat last season's home scoring against Colorado. The post also promotes the SB Nation app for mobile gamethread interaction and reminds readers of comment etiquette.
Bo Nix’s growth as a proper and trusted quarterback may take time. Meanwhile, Denver Broncos Head Coach Sean Payton completely shut down rumors of a quarterback change. He gave a direct “no” when asked if backup Jarrett Stidham would replace Nix as QB1. Sean Payton Addressed Rumors About Changing Quarterbacks Amid Bo Nix’s Struggles On […]
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Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix has struggled to generate big plays on offense to begin the season.
The Nuggets need to be healthy when it counts for the playoffs, so it makes sense that David Adelman could put health over seeding.
The 35-year-old former Broncos kicker Brandon McManus has been a free agent since the Green Bay Packers cut him in May — now he joins the Los Angeles Rams
The Cavaliers have plenty of established offense with Donovan Mitchell and James Harden. How much more they can get from Evan Mobley could determine how far they go. That’s the case made by Mack Perry of Cavs On SI, who views Mobley’s development as Cleveland’s defining storyline this season. The addition of Peyton Watson should […]
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After snapping a nine‑game skid with back‑to‑back regulation wins—including a 3‑2 upset of the Colorado Avalanche—the Philadelphia Flyers are reportedly reassessing a massive roster overhaul. Sources say General Manager Danny Briere may trade one or more 24‑plus wingers—potentially Owen Tippett, Tyson Foerster, or even Travis Konecny—to acquire a top‑six center, with Seattle’s Matty Beniers highlighted as a prime target. The club also eyes possible moves on defense. Despite recent momentum, the trade chatter remains loud as Philadelphia seeks a more balanced roster.
The Kansas City Chiefs enter Week 7 with a perfect 5-0 record, but their once‑easy schedule turns brutal. After beating the 4-2 Broncos on Monday Night Football and posting the league’s second‑best point differential (+57), they now face six road games against elite opponents, including a Sunday Night showdown at Seattle, a Mile‑High clash with Denver, and a Thanksgiving night battle versus the 5-1 Bills. From Week 7 onward, seven of their opponents made last season’s playoffs, and only four teams hold losing records. The Chiefs must stay unbeaten to maintain a margin for error as they chase a postseason bye.
If the season ended today, the Broncos would be the No. 6 seed and head to Jacksonville to play the Jaguars, a team they rallied against in Week 2 for a win
On Tuesday, Oct. 20, the New Jersey Devils are getting ready to host the Colorado Avalanche. The Devils are coming off of a hard road loss against the Washington Capitals…
Brooklyn Nets forward Michael Porter Jr. enters the final year of his $40.8 million contract amid growing trade speculation. ESPN's Brian Windhorst and New York Post's Brian Lewis label him a potential short‑termer, noting he led the Nets in scoring last season with 24.2 points, 7.1 rebounds and 3.0 assists. While Nets GM Sean Marks says he likes Porter and the player publicly wishes to stay, Porter’s recent podcast controversies—including remarks about Andrew Tate and a trans‑woman encounter—have sparked criticism and could affect his market value. The franchise has until June 30 to offer an extension, and his status will likely dominate trade rumors up to the Feb. 11 deadline.