Avalanche News
Josh Manson Leaves Avalanche Game at Dallas With Upper-Body Injury
The Avalanche lost Josh Manson to an upper-body injury on Friday. The defenseman left the game in the second period against the Dallas Stars after crashing into the boards and did not return.
Manson dropped his glove instantly and appeared to be favoring his arm, wrist, or hand area as he skated off. Colorado trailed 4-1 after the second period. It’s their first and only trip to Dallas in 2024-25.
Manson has dressed in all 24 games this season, scoring a goal and adding five assists. He is also -10, which is the second-worst on the team.
The Avs have dealt with injuries all season albeit mostly to their forward group. They’re currently without Gabriel Landeskog, Jonathan Drouin, Ross Colton, and Miles Wood.
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Didn’t I see Kylington is out too – injured in the Vegas game. One has to wonder about either the Avs conditioning team/routines or if they’re style of play leaves them more prone to injuries.
How is conditioning supposed to help prevent wrist injuries? This narrative always pops up every few years but the truth is hockey is a dangerous sport and injuries happen, thereโs no underlaying reasons linked to training itโs just bad luck unfortunately
Careful, the ninny wankers will swarm on you for suggesting this possibility.
Maybe it is just bad luckโฆ.. just how this season is going, another injury and another lossโฆ
24 games into the season and the Avalanche look fantastic. First, Bednar coaching has the team playing complete team-first hockey. The defense has been impressive, and the offense has been lights out. The powerplay has been very powerful. The penalty kill has been impressive. The Avs physicality is tops in the league, every player forechecks and none cherry-pick. Incredible! The leagueโs top-paid player has been amazing too. Incredible puck control, incredible defense, and the goal production is off the charts. Top-paid is a phenomenal player and should be paid more in my opinion! Goodly, the leadership of aforementioned top paid player is so contagious everyone is clicking. Everyone is… Read more »
Life’s too short to dwell this much in bitterness and frustration. Get a hobby and perhaps find a team to root for that you can believe in more.