AVALANCHE POSTGAME NOTES 6, 0 WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 2021 |

TEAM STATS TEAM NOTES Avalanche Colorado is 21-4-2 on home ice, tied for the second-most wins and fourth-most home points in the NHL this season. The Avs are 15-0-1 in their last 16 at home (since March 10), the second-longest home streak Shots: 37 in franchise history (see below) and have won a season-high eight straight contests at Ball Arena, tied for the fourth-longest home win streak in franchise history. Power Play: 1-4 LONGEST HOME POINT STREAKS, FRANCHISE HISTORY Kill: 2-2 17 Jan. 20–Apr. 6, 2003 16 Mar. 10, 2021 – Faceoffs: 61% 15 Mar. 1–May 3, 1995

Kings The Avalanche has scored first in 36 of its 55 games this season, tied (Vegas) for the most in the NHL. Colorado is 29-5-2 when lighting the lamp first, the second-most wins in the league when scoring first. Shots: 18 Tonight was the seventh time this season the Avs have scored six or more goals in a game, tied for third-most Power Play: 0-2 6+ performances this season. Tampa Bay has also done it seven times, while the and (both eight) are the only teams who have more. Penalty Kill: 3-4 INDIVIDUAL NOTES Faceoffs: 39% J.T. Compher recorded his first career NHL hat trick. He joins Joonas Donskoi (March 31 vs. Arizona) as the only two Avalanche players to score three goals in a game this season. His three points equals his career best (3x - last: Nov. 29, 2019 at Chicago) and his +3 rating also matches a career high (3x - last: March 25, 2021 THREE STARS vs. Vegas). First Star J.T. Compher scored his 20th goal of the year, his eighth 20-goal campaign in 10 NHL seasons. Only Joe 3 points (3g/0a) Sakic and (both 11) have more 20-goal seasons since the franchise reclocated. Landeskog’s tally was also the 218th of his career, moving him past for sixth place in franchise history. Second Star Mikko Rantanen 20-GOAL SEASONS, AVALANCHE HISTORY 11 3 points (0g/3a) 11 Milan Hejduk 7 Gabriel Landeskog Third Star 6 Nathan MacKinnon 6 Peter Forsberg 18 saves 6

Philipp Grubauer earned his seventh of the season, tied for the NHL lead (Semyon Verlamov) and tied for the second-most in a single season in franchise history.

9 2001-02 7 Philipp Grubauer 2020-21 7 Craig Anderson 2009-10 7 Patrick Roy 1996-97 Grubauer is the sixth in Avalanche/Nordiques history to reach 30 wins in as season, joining Patrick Roy (7 times), , Craig Anderson, and . His 1.95 goals-against aver- age ranks second in franchise history behind Roy’s 1.94 in 2001-02.

Grubauer is 13-0-1 in his last 14 appearances at Ball Arena, matching the longest home point streak by a goal- tender this season (Andrei Vasilevskiy: 14-0-0, Jan. 13 – April 15). COLORADO AVALANCHE POSTGAME NOTES COLORADO AVALANCHE 6, LOS ANGELES KINGS 0 WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 2021 | BALL ARENA

Mikko Rantanen’s three assists is a season high and equals his career best (9x - last: Nov. 30, 2019 vs. Chicago).

Devon Toews registered two assists and has 21 this season, one shy of his career best set last year with the . He has produced 30 points in 2020-21, a career high that eclipses his previous best of 28 (also last season).

Cale Makar skated in his 100th NHL game. His 93 points (20g/73a) are the fifth-most by a defenseman through 100 regular-season games in NHL history.

Joonas Donskoi scored his 16th goal of the season, equaling his career high set during the 2019-20 campaign. Donskoi’s goal stood as the game winner, his third of the season and one shy of his career best set during 2018-19 with San Jose.

Jayson Megna notched an assist for his first point in an Avalanche sweater and first NHL point since March 21, 2017 at Chicago as a member of the Canucks.