CHN+ Why Nazem Kadri is happy his line remains intact after Mikko Rantanen injury; plus, more on the cable wars Published 5 years ago on October 24, 2019 By Adrian Dater 42shares Share Tweet Flipboard CommentThe second line, it turns out, is the one Jared Bednar really doesn’t want to mess with. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content. View Membership Levels Already a member? Log in here Related Topics:Andre BurakovskyfeaturedJoonas DonskoiMikko RantanenNazem KadriPhilipp Grubauer Up Next Avalanche play best game of season, maybe in years, in crushing Vegas Don't Miss Nathan MacKinnon: “It sucks, but Mikko is a freak and he’ll be back sooner than later” Don't Miss a Post! Enter your email address to get all of our posts in your inbox! Email Address Subscribe Latest Popular 10 Observations7 hours ago 10 Observations: MacKinnon, Makar Dominate in Victory Over Oilers Colorado Avalanche9 hours ago Flynn’s Daily: Avs End on a High Before Break; Pens Win Without 2 Top Scorers; Donato Nets a Doozy Avalanche News17 hours ago Good & Bad: Avs Top Line Shines in 5-4 Win Over Oilers Avalanche News1 day ago Avalanche Game 57 at Edmonton Oilers: Lines, Notes & How to Watch Colorado Avalanche1 day ago 10 Observations: Necas Has His First Three-Point Game For Avalanche CHN+1 week ago Rantanen Deal Signals Change: Why MacFarland Should Be Rewarded With Patience (+) Avalanche Trade Rumors5 days ago Avalanche’s Casey Mittelstadt Joins NHL Insider’s Trade Targets Board Colorado Avalanche1 week ago What Helped Necas and Drury Adjust Quickly to Avs Deen's Daily1 week ago Deen’s Daily: Necas, Drury Getting Acclimated; Another Big Trade; Intriguing Defenseman Hits Waivers Avalanche News4 days ago Altitude TV, Comcast End Dispute; Avalanche Games Return to Xfinity Avalanche Salary Cap Info