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Frei: Avs win without Landeskog, but Jared Bednar Frustrated with Covid Policy that Kept him Out

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January 11, 2022

Terry Frei

David Zalubowski/AP

Jared Bednar gets the floor first.

After the Avalanche awakened soon enough to post their 12th consecutive win on home ice, a 4-3 victory over the overmatched and expansion Seattle Kraken Monday night at Ball Arena, I asked the Colorado coach if he was getting tired of losing the services of asymptomatic players who test positive for COVID.

“Yeah,” said Bednar, who was just getting started.

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