The Avalanche are Stanley Cup and Presidents' Trophy favorites, while the Red Wings are gaining public attention in the East.

The Montreal Canadiens opened the decade with their fifth consecutive Stanley Cup title and added four more, in 1965, 1966, 1968

The stretch run is heating up in the National Hockey League, and there's a ton of movement in the latest NHL Power Rankings.

The Colorado Avalanche continue to dominate the NHL standings this season and are being looked at as a Stanley Cup favorite. The team holds a 43-10-9 record and leads both the Central Division and the Western Conference with 95 points.

The Colorado Avalanche announced earlier today the passing of Troy Murray, who won the Stanley Cup with the team during their first championship season in 1996.

Now that I own one, I can confidently tell you it's worth ALL the hype for its convenience.

Former Stanley Cup champion Troy Murray died Saturday following a year-long battle with cancer. Murray spent the majority of his 15 NHL seasons with the Chicago Blackhawks before becoming a fixture in the team's broadcast booth.

The Montreal Canadiens have made a Stanley Cup believer out of one franchise legend.