Trent Miner made his first career NHL start for the Avalanche, stopping 17 of 20 shots in a losing effort against the Blackhawks. Despite the defeat, he showcased his potential, acknowledging the missed opportunities and praising Mrazek's standout performance. His debut reflects Colorado's ongoing search for reliable goaltending amid a challenging season.

Trent Miner is set to make his first career NHL start for the Avalanche against the Blackhawks, stepping in as the sixth goaltender to start for the team this season due to Scott Wedgewood's ankle injury. Miner previously made his NHL debut in relief and is looking to establish himself in this crucial opportunity.

Trent Miner has been recalled by the Avalanche and is expected to make his first NHL start next week during back-to-back road games. He made his NHL debut against Washington, where he performed well, stopping 12 of 13 shots in relief. With Wedgewood out, Miner will play a crucial role alongside Mackenzie Blackwood, who has been excelling since joining the team.

Trent Miner has been recalled from the Colorado Eagles to serve as the backup goaltender against the Capitals, stepping in after the team placed Kaapo Kahkonen on waivers. A seventh-round pick by the Avalanche in 2019, Miner has yet to make his NHL debut.

Trent Miner will compete with Kevin Mandolese for playing time with the Colorado Eagles in the AHL.