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AVS in SWEDEN: the Avalanche and Ottawa Senators Will Face Off Avalanche Notes Central Division Standings AVS IN SWEDEN: The Avalanche and Ottawa Senators will face off in a Team GP W L OT PTS pair of regular-season games in Stockholm, Sweden, as part of the 2017 SAP NHL Global Series, the NHL announced Friday. The Avs and Senators Chicago Blackhawks 76 48 21 7 103 will play each other at the Ericsson Globe on Friday, Nov. 10, and Minnesota Wild 75 44 24 7 95 Saturday, Nov. 11. Nashville Predators 75 39 25 11 89 St. Louis Blues 75 41 28 6 88 MacKINNON'S MILESTONE: Nathan MacKinnon reached 200 career points with a pair of assists on Thursday night against the Oilers. At 21 Winnipeg Jets 76 34 35 7 75 years, 203 days, MacKinnon became the youngest player in Avalanche Dallas Stars 75 31 33 11 73 history to reach the 200-point mark. He topped the previous record held Colorado Avalanche 75 20 52 3 43 by Matt Duchene, who was 22 years, 272 days when he picked up his 200th point on Oct. 15, 2013 vs. Dallas. The youngest in franchise Avalanche Leaders history to hit the 200-mark was Joe Sakic (21 years, 148 days). MacKinnon is the second player from the 2013 draft class to reach the Category Player Number 200-point milestone, accomplishing the feat in 11 fewer games than Goals Matt Duchene 17 Calgary's Sean Monahan. Assists Nathan MacKinnon 33 Points Nathan MacKinnon 48 Upcoming Games Power-Play Goals Gabriel Landeskog 5 Wednesday, March 29 vs. Washington Capitals Penalty Minutes Nikita Zadorov 73 Pepsi Center, 8 p.m. MT, TV: Altitude, Radio: 950 AM The Avalanche hosts the league’s top team in the Capitals on Time on Ice/Game Tyson Barrie 23:17 Wednesday night. It’s the second and final meeting of the season GWG Nathan MacKinnon 4 between the two teams, who last faced off on Oct. 18 at Verizon SHG Nathan MacKinnon 2 Center, where Washington was victorious 3-0. Colorado is 7-6-1 Goals Against Avg. Calvin Pickard 2.91 all-time on home ice against the Caps. Save Percentage Calvin Pickard .907 Friday, March 31 vs. St. Louis Blues Prospect Update Pepsi Center, 7 p.m. MT, TV: Altitude, Radio: 950 AM St. Louis makes its third and final trip of the month to Pepsi Will Butcher has captained the University of Center, as the Avs host their Central-Division rival for the fourth of Denver to the 2017 Frozen Four, where they five matchups in 2016-17. Colorado is 0-3-0 against the Blues will meet Notre Dame on April 6 at United this season, and Friday’s tilt will be the last of the season series at Center. Butcher, 22, was named one of 10 home for Colorado, which will close out the 2016-17 campaign in finalists for the 2017 Hobey Baker Award as St. Louis on April 9. college hockey's top player. The senior defenseman was named the NCHC Player of Sunday, April 2 at Minnesota Wild the Year and selected to the All-NCHC First Xcel Energy Center, 4 p.m. MT, TV: Altitude, Radio: 950 AM Team. A fifth-round pick (123rd overall) in the The Avs will travel to Minnesota for the last time this season, 2013 NHL Draft, Butcher leads all NCHC taking on the Wild for the fourth of five matchups. They’ll meet defensemen in scoring with 36 points (7g/29a) again in Denver on April 6, Colorado’s last home game of 2016-17. in 41 games. The Avs are 2-1-0 against their Central-Division rivals this campaign, their last road win coming on Nov. 19. Cam Morrison scored two goals for Notre Dame in Sunday’s 3-2 overtime victory over UMass Lowell in the Northeast Regional final. The Avs in the Community Fighting Irish have advanced to the Frozen On Thursday, Avalanche players J.T. Compher and Anton Lindholm will Four where they will face Denver on April 6 in join 60 sixth graders at Rocky Heights Middle School for a Future Goals Chicago. Morrison, a second-round pick (40th Hockey Scholar demonstration followed by a question-and-answer session. overall) in the 2016 NHL Draft, has 23 points Future Goals is an NHL program that takes students on an educational (11g/12a) in 39 games during his freshman journey, helping concepts learned in school come to life through real campaign. hockey examples and demonstrations. Practice Schedule Day Date Location Time Wednesday March 29 Game #76 vs. Washington Capitals 8 p.m. Thursday March 30 TBD TBD Friday March 31 Game #77 vs. St. Louis Blues 7 p.m. Saturday April 1 TBD TBD Sunday April 2 Game #78 at Minnesota Wild 4 p.m. Monday April 3 TBD TBD *All practice dates/times are subject to change, all times Mountain .
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