Former Islanders center Brock Nelson is a perfect fit in Colorado, which is why the Avalanche paid so much to get him at the NHL trade deadline before other Cup contenders could, says Ken Campbell.

And now the Avs move on in the quest for another Stanley Cup, pushing in all their chips and overpaying for a player they feel that, in the short term at least, can replace Nazem Kadri at their No ...

Pulling the trigger on a Kadri deal would bolster an already potent forward group in Colorado. Although he’s no longer the 87-point player he was in his final year with the Avalanche, he’s ...

The second season of the Egyptian comedy series “Ashghal Shaqa Gedan” (Even More Household Chores) has become a stellar success – but also a source of controversy, with criticism over its portrayal of ...

Lagos State Governor-elect, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has expressed confidence in retaining his March 9 election victory at Gubernatorial Election Petition Tribunal in Ikeja. Sanwo-Olu’s victory is ...

TAMPA BAY - Nazem Kadri’s philosophy around remaining a Calgary Flame is relatively straightforward. Keep moving towards building a winner and he’ll remain committed to helping you get there.

A group of students from the Faculty of Computer Science at the Public University "Kadri Zeka" in Gjilan have completed a project in improving health systems, bringing automation and more efficient ...

Both Weegar and Kadri have been locked up by Calgary long-term, with Weegar in the middle of an eight-year pact that keeps him on the Flames blue line until 2031, and Kadri signed on a seven-year ...