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Kid Clutch: Gavin Brindley Finds Daylight in Big Moments

March 2, 2026

Story byRyan O’HaraMon, March 2, 2026 at 2:28 AM UTC·5 min readDENVER — It doesn’t matter what happened the night before. It doesn’t matter how many shifts he gets or where he lines up. When the moment tightens and the game tilts on a razor’s edge, Gavin Brindley seems to find daylight. On Saturday night at Ball Arena, Brindley added another chapter to his growing reputation.

Kid Clutch: Gavin Brindley Finds Daylight in Big Moments

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The 21-year-old buried his sixth goal of the season, claimed First Star honors, and helped lift the Colorado Avalanche to a 3–1 win over the Chicago Blackhawks.
The nickname “Kid Clutch” may still spark debate in some corners — but the numbers are starting to silence it. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementOf his six career goals, four have been game-winners.
That’s production.
More than half of his goals have been game-winning markers.
By definition, that is clutch. What makes it even more impressive is the context.

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Kid Clutch: Gavin Brindley Finds Daylight in Big Moments

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