Avalanche Secure Center Depth with Brock Nelson Contract Extension….


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A strategic move to bolster their center depth, the Colorado Avalanche have signed veteran forward Brock Nelson to a multi-year contract extension, keeping the dependable center in Denver as the team looks to remain a Stanley Cup contender.

Nelson, 33, joined the Avalanche last season and quickly became a vital piece of the team’s middle-six forward group. Known for his two-way play, faceoff efficiency, and clutch scoring, Nelson’s extension ensures stability down the center line—a key area of concern as Colorado continues to build around stars like Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar.

A Veteran Presence

Nelson brings over a decade of NHL experience, having spent the majority of his career with the New York Islanders before being traded to Colorado. In the 2024–25 season, he recorded 21 goals and 27 assists in 74 games, adding veteran leadership and consistency to the Avalanche lineup.

“Brock has been an incredible fit in our locker room and on the ice,” said GM Chris MacFarland in a press release. “His ability to play in all situations makes him a key piece moving forward.”

Contract Details

While the Avalanche have not disclosed the full terms of the deal, sources suggest the contract is a 2-year extension worth around $5.5 million per year, aligning with the team’s salary cap structure while retaining high-end depth at center.

Fan Reaction & Team Outlook

With Nelson now locked in, the Avalanche’s projected center lineup includes MacKinnon, Nelson, Ross Colton, and potentially a young prospect like Jean-Luc Foudy or Calum Ritchie, giving Colorado a solid mix of experience and youth.

Fans have expressed a mix of excitement and curiosity on social media. Many see Nelson’s re-signing as a smart depth move, while others wonder if it limits flexibility for future acquisitions.


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