The Colorado Avalanche (2-4-0) are on the road to take on the Seattle Kraken (4-2-0) and are looking to extend their winning streak to three games. Puck drop is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. MT.

Colorado turned to Justus Annunen against the San Jose Sharks and the backup goalie came up big. The Avs scored the first two goals and did not relinquish the lead the rest of the way. They led 2-1 for most of the game and relied on Annunen to keep them ahead. San Jose outshot Colorado 16-6 during a 30-minute stretch that began at the end of the first period and included several second-period power plays. The Avs’ PK, which has struggled all season, killed off a 5-on-3 during that stretch.

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Season Series

– Oct. 22 at Seattle Kraken

– Nov. 5 vs Seattle Kraken

– Dec. 22 vs. Seattle Kraken

Avalanche Injuries

Devon Toews (lower body, day to day), Jonathan Drouin (upper body), Artturi Lehkonen (shoulder, out until at least late October), Gabriel Landeskog (knee, no timetable), Valeri Nichushkin (suspended until at least Nov. 13)

Projected Avalanche Lines (subject to change)

Ross Colton — Nathan MacKinnon — Mikko Rantanen
Nikolai Kovalenko — Casey Mittelstadt — Logan O’Connor
Miles Wood – Parker Kelly – Calum Ritchie
Matt Stienburg — Ivan Ivan — Joel Kiviranta

Samuel Girard — Cale Makar
John Ludvig — Josh Manson
Calvin de Haan — Sam Malinski

Alexandar Georgiev
Justus Annunen

Projected Starters (subject to change)

Upcoming Milestones

Nathan MacKinnon — needs 3 games for 800

Mikko Rantanen – needs 6 power-play goals for 100

Devon Toews – needs 1 game for 400

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