Avalanche assess goalie tandem stability amid AHL call-up discussions
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 12, 2026, 5:48 PM
Last updated Jul 12, 2026
The Colorado Avalanche addressed questions regarding their goalie situation and player call-ups in a recent mailbag. General manager Joe Sakic's confidence in the current tandem suggests no imminent changes, barring significant underperformance. The team also considers the impact of player movement on their AHL affiliate, the Eagles, noting the importance of experimenting with new prospects. As they prepare for the upcoming season, the Avalanche aim to evaluate potential talent from the AHL, exploring opportunities for effective call-ups.
- •Avalanche's goalie tandem likely to remain unchanged this season.
- •Joe Sakic's confidence hinges on current performance levels.
- •Discussion on AHL call-ups highlights player movement challenges.
- •Focus on evaluating new AHL talent for potential NHL opportunities.
- •Recent losses of AHL players viewed as manageable for the franchise.
- 5:48 PMYahoo Sports — Avalanche Mailbag 5.0: AHL Call-Ups; Is ‘The Lumberyard’ Here to Stay?
"Question from JDY Do we end the season with the same goalie tandem we have now? Aarif’s Response I think […] The post Avalanche Mailbag 5.0: AHL Call-Ups; Is ‘The Lumberyard’ Here to Stay? appeared first on Colorado Hockey Now.
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