Avs sign Stastny to five-year extension

Posted: 11.18.2008 at 11:02 AM

DENVER -- The Colorado Avalanche signed 22-year-old center Paul Stastny to a five-year contract extension through the 2013-2014 season.

A second-round draft pick in 2005, Stastny scored 78 points in 2006-07, finishing second to Evgeni Malkin for the Calder Trophy honoring the league's top rookie. That year, he set an NHL rookie record by scoring points in 20 straight games.

Last season, Stastny led the Avalanche with 71 points in 66 games and was selected to play in his first All-Star Game. He leads the Avs with 15 points in 16 games this season.

Comments are the sole responsibility of the person posting them; they are not reflective of the views or opinions of Barrington Broadcasting, TV6, its directors or employees. If you believe a comment violates the Barrington Terms of Use, please flag it above.

Popular Stories

Trial delayed for man accused of spitting in sandwich
Andrew LaCombe | Yesterday at 10:35 AM | 9 comments

Three adults and an infant sent to hospital in afternoon crash
Sarah Blakely | Yesterday at 10:45 AM | 2 comments

Prison for man involved in drunk driving death of Ishpeming teen
Patti Mulligan | Monday, May 20, 2013 | 8 comments

Follow Upper Michigan's Source

Get news and weather notifications on your phone by downloading the iPhone or Android app below

submit

Check This Out!

Home & Garden

Check out the Home & Garden section of Best Bets.

Live Chats

Check the live chat replays and see a new one Wed.

Used Car Central

See what used cars are being sold in your area.

YooperTube

Share your video and pictures with others in the U.P.

Find it, click it, use it... your neighborhood business guide.

Latest Headlines

Sports on Demand 5-21-13
High School Tennis highlights, results from softball, baseball, and major league games
read more »
Changes coming to Escanaba HS Sports
Scores from Tuesday 5-21-13
Cabrera homers, Scherzer shuts down Indians
Sports on Demand 5-20-2013
Scores from Monday 5-20-13

Latest news, weather, high school sports for Michigan’s Upper Peninsula