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Avalanche vs. Canucks, Game 37: Lines, Notes & How to Watch

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The Colorado Avalanche are officially slumping.

Coming off a fourth straight loss at the hands of the Vegas Golden Knights, they will look to snap out of it on the road, as they head to Vancouver to take on the Canucks.

Nathan MacKinnon and Mikko Rantanen scored the lone goals for the Avalanche on Monday night, a game in which a sloppy second period was their ultimate downfall.

It’s possible the Avalanche will get another lineup boost when they take on the Canucks. Valeri Nichushkin and Evan Rodrigues both travelled with the team and could be options to enter the lineup if they’re feeling better.

We should learn more after morning skate.  Stay tuned for CHN for any updates.

The Canucks have had a tough season to date, and are coming off a 6-2 loss at home to the New York Islanders. Losers of three straight, they sit in sixth place in the Pacific, seven points out of a playoff spot.

The Canucks won the first matchup between these two teams back in November, defeating the Avalanche 4-3 at Ball Arena.

Expected Colorado Avalanche Lines

Artturi Lehkonen – Nathan MacKinnon – Mikko Rantanen

Alexander Newhook – J.T. Compher – Logan O’Connor

Andrew Cogliano – Ben Meyers – Denis Malgin

Kurtis MacDermid – Darren Helm – Martin Kaut

Defense

Devon Toews – Cale Makar

Samuel Girard – Erik Johnson

Andreas Englund – Brad Hunt

Goalies

Alexandar Georgiev

Jonas Johansson

Expected Vancouver Canucks Lines, per PuckPedia.com

Andrei Kuzmenko – Elias Pettersson – J.T. Miller

Ilya Mikheyev – Bo Horvat – Brock Boeser

Conor Garland – Sheldon Dries – William Lockwood

Dakota Joshua – Jack Studnicka – Curtis Lazar

Defense:

Quinn Hughes – Ethan Bear

Oliver Ekman-Larsson – Tyler Myers

Travis Dermott – Luke Schenn

Goalies:

Colin Delia

Spencer Martin

Special Teams

Colorado Avalanche Power Play: 25.2%, 7th in NHL

Colorado Avalanche Penalty Kill: 75.7%, 20th in NHL

Vancouver Canucks Power Play: 25.2%, 7th in NHL

Vancouver Canucks Penalty Kill: 67.6%, 32nd in NHL

How to Watch

TV: Altitude TV, ESPN+, Sportsnet

Radio: 92.5 FM Altitude Sports Radio

Game Time: 8 PM MST

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