Alexandar Georgiev reflects on trade, his time with Avalanche: “A lot of positivity”
The Avalanche acquired Georgiev shortly after winning the Stanley Cup in 2022. Colorado has an established pattern of not ...
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Joel Kiviranta helps Avalanche best old friend Alexandar Georgiev, Sharks
The puck went off Alexandar Georgiev and into the net behind him. Instead of sunken shoulders from the Colorado Avalanche, ...
Blackwood and Georgiev face former teams as Avalanche and Sharks square off after swapping goalies
It didn't take long before goaltenders Mackenzie Blackwood and Alexandar Georgiev found themselves on opposite ends of the ...
Sharks' Alexandar Georgiev Talks Brief Experience With New Goalie Coach
Alexandar Georgiev has had success in the NHL before, but now, with the San Jose Sharks, he will work closely with Thomas ...
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Good & Bad: Kiviranta Scores Twice on Georgiev to Lift Avalanche Over San Jose
The battle of Alexandar Georgiev v.s. Mackenzie Blackwood ended up being the Joel Kiviranta show. Kiviranta scored twice on ...
Sharks' Alexandar Georgiev: Between pipes against former team
Georgiev was the first goalie off Thursday, Max Miller of NHL.com reports, indicating that he'll draw the start at home against the Avalanche.
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Deen’s Daily: Georgiev Loses to Hellebuyck; Sabres & Rangers Nightmares Continue
Last season Alexandar Georgiev struggled for the Avalanche in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs against the Winnipeg Jets.
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Alexandar Georgiev reflects on trade, his time with Avalanche: “A lot of positivity”
SAN JOSE — Alexandar Georgiev was traded on a Monday and he was in net for his new team barely more than 72 hours later. It’s just a blur of logistics and text messages for anyone who gets ...
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Blackwood and Georgiev face former teams as Avalanche and Sharks square off after swapping goalies
SAN JOSE, Calif. — It didn’t take long before goaltenders Mackenzie Blackwood and Alexandar Georgiev found themselves on opposite ends of the rink stopping shots from their former teammates.