Jared Bednar says Avs set for ‘most fun part’ after clinching Presidents’ Trophy
The Colorado Avalanche finished off the inevitable on Thursday, April 9, with their 3-1 victory over the Calgary Flames. As a result of the win, the Avalanche clinched the fourth Presidents’ Trophy in franchise history with four games remaining in the regular season. Colorado has been on a steady march to the NHL’s top point total since a 10-game winning streak that ended just after Thanksgiving.
MORE: Canadiens star Cole Caufield celebrates 50th goal with dad in crowd ‘wiping tears’ While his team celebrated the accomplishment, Avalanche head coach Jared Bednar focused on what lies ahead. As shared by the team on X, Bednar said , “It’s one step at a time really, right? Your goal in training camp right away is to win the division.
We know how important that can be. …. The conference, the league.
Check, check, check. We’ve done that. ” “More importantly, it’s to get your team playing the way that you feel like you can win in the playoffs.
… Give our guys credit. They’ve been consistently really good all year. They’re committed to playing the right way.