John Ludvig has been claimed off waivers by the Colorado Avalanche after making his NHL debut last season with the Pittsburgh Penguins, where he recorded five points in 33 games. He also played four games with the AHL's Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins. As the Avalanche face injuries to several key forwards, Ludvig's addition could help bolster their defensive lineup as they prepare for the regular season.

John Ludvig, a 24-year-old defenseman, was claimed by the Colorado Avalanche after playing 33 games for the Pittsburgh Penguins last season. He recorded 5 points and accumulated 47 penalty minutes during his time with the Penguins. Previously, he was waived by the Florida Panthers before joining Pittsburgh. With his addition, Ludvig is expected to be one of eight defensemen on the Avalanche's opening night roster.

John Ludvig was claimed off waivers by the Colorado Avalanche after being waived by the Pittsburgh Penguins.

John Ludvig has been placed on waivers by the Penguins, making him a potential target for other teams seeking a young left defense option. His status on the waiver list indicates that he may not secure a spot on the NHL roster as the Penguins finalize their lineup ahead of the season opener.

John Ludvig is competing for a spot on the Penguins' final NHL roster amid a crowded defensive lineup. He has been paired with Ryan Graves and Marcus Pettersson, indicating he may be a strong candidate for a roster position. Ludvig, along with others, will continue to battle for the remaining spots during the upcoming preseason games against the Detroit Red Wings and the Ottawa Senators.