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Nathan MacKinnon, Avalanche Keep White-Hot Start Rolling with Home Win Against Canucks
Colorado Avalanche extended their unbeaten streak to 14-0-3 as Nathan MacKinnon scored twice and Gabriel Landeskog added two assists in a 3-1 win over Vancouver.
- On Tuesday in Denver, the Colorado Avalanche defeated the Vancouver Canucks 3-1 at Ball Arena as Nathan MacKinnon scored two goals.
- The Colorado Avalanche, with a 19-1-6 record, leads the standings by five points and has collected points in 17 straight games, the second-longest in franchise history.
- MacKinnon did it by poking home a rebound with 37 seconds left in the first period and converting a one-timer late in the second, leading the NHL with 22 goals and eight goals and five assists in seven games.
- Starting goalie Scott Wedgewood left with 7:32 remaining in the second due to an upper-body injury, and Mackenzie Blackwood made 11 saves after replacing him to secure the win.
- Colorado now heads into a four-game trip Thursday against the New York Islanders, while Scott Wedgewood is expected to travel though the team is unsure about carrying a third goalie.
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The Rink LiveNathan MacKinnon nets pair as Avalanche top Canucks
Nathan MacKinnon scored twice to extend his NHL lead, Brock Nelson also scored, and the Colorado Avalanche beat the Vancouver Canucks 3-1 in Denver on Tuesday night.
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DENVER — Like careful alpinists everywhere, the Vancouver Canucks had a plan to survive the avalanche. But there is only so much you can against a force of nature. The Canucks played the mighty Colorado Avalanche even Tuesday until a couple of mistakes cost them late in the second period as the Stanley Cup favourites beat Vancouver 3-1. Of course, the smartest way to avoid avalanches is to stay out of the mountains when they are likely, but ther…
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