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MacFarland, Colorado Avalanche and Nashville

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Avalanche GM Chris MacFarland is leaving for new role with Nashville Predators

The Colorado Avalanche’s pivotal offseason has a new seismic wrinkle.

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Avalanche name Joe Sakic GM again after Chris MacFarland leaves for Nashville

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Reacting To Chris MacFarland Leaving Avalanche To Become Predators' GM And Hockey Ops President

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The Avalanche Didn’t Lose Chris MacFarland—They Handled His Exit Like Few Teams Ever Would

It turns out the Colorado Avalanche didn’t just lose a general manager—they handled the exit of a key front-office figure with a level of composure that quietly says a lot about how the organization o...

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Chris MacFarland Addresses Media For First Time As Predators GM

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Nashville Predators poach GM, president of hockey from Avs

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Avalanche to keep coach Jared Bednar while Joe Sakic returns to GM duties

The Colorado Avalanche are opting for stability following a dramatic front-office shakeup after a painful end to their 2025-26 NHL season. Joe Sakic is set to resume general manager duties, and head coach Jared Bednar is expected to remain

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Avalanche could turn to Cogliano to eventually take over as GM

Colorado Avalanche fans shouldn't expect a long process to find the team's next GM, as the best candidate could be poised to eventually take over.

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Avalanche’s GM departing for role with Nashville Predators

Colorado Avalanche General Manager Chris MacFarland is departing the team to join the Nashville Predators in a bigger role.

Who could be the next Avalanche general manager? Here are 8 candidates, plus a wild-card idea

The Avs said Sakic will re-assume GM duties through the upcoming draft and the start of the new NHL calendar year, according to a statement from KSE vice chairman Josh Kroenke. That means it could be a month or more before the Avs settle on a new GM.

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Predators likely to depend on draft to improve, new GM says

Nashville’s new president of hockey operations and general manager said the Predators will have to find their own star players to build a Stanley Cup contender.