Andre Burakovsky is playing some of the best hockey of his career with the Colorado Avalanche, but you can’t say the same for his board-game skill.
Avalanche forward Nazem Kadri revealed that he was bringing Monopoly game on the team’s four-game road trip which begins tonight, but Burakovsky’s skills are left wanting. Basically, Burkie should not pass go and collect $200.
Dream-crushing Andre Burakovsky gave out some more bad vibes on Wednesday. This time to the St. Louis Blues.
The former Capital, skating with Nathan MacKinnon and Mikko Rantanen on the Avalanche’s first line, scored the team’s first goal of the season.
Our newphew Andre Burakovsky is going viral for his superior outdoor game knowlege.
On Tuesday, Burakovsky and his teammate, forward Pierre-Edouard Bellemare, did a post-practice interview with media and discussed the Avalanche’s upcoming outdoor game at Lake Tahoe. The Avalanche will play the Vegas Golden Knights on February 20 while the Boston Bruins will take on the Philadelphia Flyers a day later.
Bellemare was under the impression that the game would literally be played on the lake. But Burakovsky came to the rescue with his hockey nerdery.
Clearly, he read the NHL’s press release yesterday.
Alexandra Burakovsky posted two photos from what appears to be the Burakovskys’ holiday card this year.
And yes, it includes everybody’s favorite former Capital, Andre Burakovsky, getting, uh, very cuddly once again.
Colorado Avalanche golden boy Andre Burakovsky is having quite the postseason. On Friday, with the Avs facing elimination, Burakovsky just scored the go-ahead goal.
And it was all him.
By Peter Hassett 6 months ago
The Colorado Avalanche staved off elimination in Game Five of their second-round series against the Dallas Stars on Monday. And they were led by someone you are very familiar with.
Former Capital Andre Burakovsky scored twice to help push the Avs to a 6-3 victory. The Avs named him their player of the game.
For most of their opening round-robin game against the St Louis Blues, the Colorado Avalanche drove play but couldn’t score. Then things got dire in the third period when former Caps/current infant-child Andre Burakovsky got popped in the face by Blues forward Ivan Barbashev, putting Burakovsky’s priceless grin in peril.
By Peter Hassett 7 months ago
Some NHL players brought guitars, video game consoles, and laptops into the bubble for the 2020 playoffs.
Andre Burakovsky brought 13 different pairs of shoes. The former Capitals forward’s haul was documented by current teammate and Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog.
Washington Capitals center Nicklas Backstrom is the latest star player on his way back to DC after returning to his home country during the coronavirus pandemic.
Backstrom was snapped in his window-side seat during his flight by former Caps teammate Andre Burakovsky.
“Good to see this Guy again @nicke19,” Burakovsky wrote in his Instagram Story. “Time to go back to work. Thanks Sweden for a good time.”
The more things change, the more things stay the same.
Wednesday, Andre Burakovsky took to Instagram to thank his hometown Mercedes Benz Malmo “for letting me drive this amazing (rental) car while you are taking good care of my own car.”
It seemed like an innocent sponsored post, but Burakovsky’s former best friend, Tom Wilson, suggested there was more to this story in the comments.
