Another night, and another round of emotions while dealing with the NHL’s greatest, or worst, mystery box — goaltender interference.

Welcome to another edition of NHL Predictions! It is the last day of January. The NHL has four games on the schedule today. As always, we will go around the league and examine each game, concluding with our prediction.

According to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center, the avalanche danger across much of Colorado has decreased to Moderate danger level (2 of 5), but the CAIC warns that 40% of avalanche deaths occur at the moderate danger level.

The Colorado Avalanche will face the New York Islanders in this NHL matchup at UBS Arena on Tuesday, January 28th. WATCH: Avalanche vs Islanders Live | Stream on ESPN+ Colorado finds itself fourth in the Central Division standings despite having the leading points scorer in the NHL,

The St. Louis Blues visit the Colorado Avalanche on Friday night, and both teams are trying to break out of slumps.

Local avalanche conditions will likely worsen next week, with a low-pressure system expected to bring snow starting Wednesday.

The Avalanche have been making major changes to their roster all season. But there's a former Av who is a free agent -- and a potential reunion for him in Colorado is intriguing.

While cruising down Colorado's Tea Cup Bowl in Berthoud Pass, a fortunate snowboarder was able to escape what could have a been a fatal situation on Jan. 25. Ac

Jared Bednar called it a hard day. Related Articles Colorado Avalanche | Frustrated Avalanche players deal with another controversial goalie interference call: “I don’t even guess anymore ...

The Avalanche shocked many with the trading of star Mikko Rantanen. But Colorado may not be done with trades -- and here are three areas the Avs' next trade could address.

The Colorado Avalanche Information Center cautioned that "spooky moderate" conditions existed. But what does that really mean?

Colorado's bench boss spread out the ice time ... That type of ice-time spread had not happened with the Avalanche and is something they'd like to do a lot more down the stretch.