Colton’s two-goal performance helps avalanche beat the wild 5-2 – Hockey writer – NHL News

On Friday night, February 28, the Minnesota Field and Colorado Avalanche faced each other for the third time. The wild lineup changed slightly from the night’s roster to Utah Hockey Club on Thursday, February 27 with a 6-1 loss. They lost Zach Bogosian, lost Zach Bogosian, injured his Zach Bogosian to the lower one, and made his daily routine and Jon Merrill list his daily routine and Jon Merrill and brought it to Jon Merrill. They still don’t have Kirill Kaprizov and Joel Eriksson Ek.

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The avalanche returns Valeri Nichushkin. He returned to the roster earlier this week after two months of injury, but they didn’t have Josh Manson. The goalkeeper battle was a field fight with Mackenzie Blackwood avalanche. The wild started quickly on the first side, but Avalanche fought and beat the game 5-2 and won 5-2. This shifts the field to 34-22-4 and raises the avalanche to 35-24-2.

Game review

Mats Zuccarello scored his first goal on Calgary Flames since his January 25 appearance against Calgary Flames, first on the board in the field. His goal put his team 1-0 lead, and Marcus Johansson assisted him. The Avalanche answered with a powerful goal from Nichushkin, tied things up. Nathan Mackinnon and Martin Necas assisted him. The wild responded with his own powerful goal, which Vinnie Hinostroza proposed. Brock Faber and Marco Rossi helped him get back the lead 2-1. The lead is protected in the field and brought into the second phase.

The Avalanche is still alive in the second stage, not a single score, but a three-game winning streak from behind to lead. Jonathan Drouin recorded his first goal in the period, with Oliver Kylington assisting him with a 2-2 run. Jack Drury led 3-2 with the help of Cale Makar and Ross Colton. Colton scored the third and final goal of the period, with Kellington and Joel Kiviranta assisting him.

The Avalanche brought the two-goal lead to the third stage and it was the exact score until the last minute. Colton took an empty ball and gave his team a 5-2 victory. Devon and Blackwood assisted him.

The wild will return home on Sunday afternoon, March 2 for a quick game against the Boston Bruins.