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Avalanche Game 27 at New York Rangers: Lines, Notes & How To Watch

The Colorado Avalanche (19-2-6) continue their four-game road trip at Madison Square Garden against the New York Rangers (15-12-2). Puck drop is scheduled for 10:38 a.m. MT.
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Key Stories to Watch
- The Avs are 2-1-1 in their last four games and are coming off their second regulation loss this year. They defeated the Rangers at Ball Arena more than two weeks ago.
- Colorado called up Tristen Nielsen on Thursday, which could mean one of the forwards who dressed against the Islanders might not play in this game.
- New York has won five of its last six games and has 21 goals in that stretch. Offense was a problem early in the season, but that’s gotten figured out as of late. The Rangers are still the league’s worst team at home, going 3-8-1 at MSG.
Season Series
- Nov. 20 vs New York Rangers (W, 6-3)
- Dec. 6 at New York Rangers
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Avalanche Injuries
- Logan O’Connor (hip, week-to-week)
- Gavin Brindley (lower body, nearing a return)
- Scott Wedgewood (upper body, day-to-day)
READ MORE: Avalanche Recall Trent Miner, Take 3 Goalies on Road Trip
Projected Avalanche Lines (Subject to Change)
Artturi Lehkonen — Nathan MacKinnon — Martin Necas
Gabriel Landeskog — Brock Nelson — Ross Colton
Valeri Nichushkin — Jack Drury — Victor Olofsson
Parker Kelly — Zakhar Bardakov — Joel Kiviranta
Devon Toews — Cale Makar
Josh Manson — Brent Burns
Samuel Girard — Sam Malinski
Mackenzie Blackwood
Trent Miner
Projected Starters (Subject to Change)
- Unconfirmed: Mackenzie Blackwood (COL)
- Unconfirmed: Igor Shesterkin (NYR)
Upcoming Milestones
- Nathan MacKinnon — needs 3 games for 900
- Victor Olofsson — needs 3 games for 400
- Brock Nelson — needs 5 assists for 300
How to Watch
- TV: Altitude TV
- Radio: 92.5 FM




