The squad posted the sixth-best penalty kill in the AHL, blanking its opponents while a man down 84.1 percent of the time. Led by Logan O'Connor's five short-handed tallies, Colorado tied for second in the league with 16 goals while with the man disadvantage
The Eagles earned their first-ever win in the AHL on Oct. 12 with a 2-1 victory at the San Antonio Rampage, the former affiliate of the Avalanche. The outing sparked a string of four straight wins for the Eagles, the second-longest point streak of the season for the team.
The longest win streak for Colorado came between Feb. 26 and March 17, when the team won nine contests in a row. In the nearly three-week span, the Eagles outscored their opponents 30-11 and goaltender Pavel Francouz earned eight consecutive wins, including three shutouts.
Francouz, who played in the second-most games of any netminder in the AHL (49), finished the regular season with a 27-17-3 record, 2.68 goals-against average and .918 save percentage. He tied for third in the league for wins and landed sixth for save percentage. He, along with Eagles leading scorer Andrew Agozzino, was named to the 2019 AHL All-Star Classic but was unable to participate in the league's midseason showcase due to injury.
Agozzino finished the year with 60 points through 56 outings, topping Colorado skaters in both goals (26) and assists (34). The forward recorded 13 multi-point outings this season and posted a season-long, 10-game point streak from Feb. 2 to April 4 (17 points; nine goals, eight assists). He paced the club with a plus-12 rating and netted a hat trick as part of a four-point night on Feb. 27 versus San Antonio. Agozzino was one of 13 players that played games with both the Eagles and Avalanche during the season. He skated in 11 contests with the Avs and notched his first NHL goal on Feb. 18 against the Vegas Golden Knights.