Colorado and St. Louis wrap up their back-to-back set at Ball Arena by Andy Vernier / ColoradoAvalanche.com
The Colorado Avalanche finishes its six-game homestand on Saturday when it hosts the St. Louis Blues in the second half of a back-to-back set between the clubs.
The Avs (24-8-4) earned their third straight victory with a 3-2 win over the Blues on Friday, extending their point streak to a league-best 13 games. Colorado converted on the power play twice as Brandon Saad and Nathan MacKinnon both found the back of the net. MacKinnon added another goal for his first multi-goal performance and second game-winning marker of the season, while Gabriel Landeskog finished with two assists for his sixth multi-point night in the last nine matchups. Goaltender Jonas Johansson collected his first win in an Avalanche sweater, stopping 25-of-27 shots.
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Ducks Have to Shake it Off with Vegas in Town Tonight
Anaheim looks to turn the page after blowing 3-0 leads in back-to-back losses in the desert by Adam Brady / AnaheimDucks.com
Coming off back-to-back losses in Arizona, in which they blew 3-0 leads in both games, the Ducks know they have some things to straighten out. They can only hope they re able to do it quickly with the class of the Honda West Division coming to down.
Anaheim has some challenges ahead, with the first-place Vegas Golden Knights here at Honda Center tonight (7 p.m. PT on Prime Ticket) and second-place St. Louis at home Monday and Wednesday nights. The three goals the normally low-scoring Ducks managed in each of the two games in the desert are positives (especially since both came relatively early in those games). The inability to hold those leads and not score after those early flu
Florida Panthers Announce Upcoming 2020-21 Promotional Nights
Military Appreciation Night, Hockey Fights Cancer, Additional Nights Announced at BB&T Center by Florida Panthers / @FlaPanthers / FloridaPanthers.com
SUNRISE, Fla. - The Florida Panthers announced today upcoming promotional nights for 2020-21 season home games at BB&T Center.
On February 25, the Panthers will host Military Appreciation Night at BB&T Center when they play the Dallas Stars at 7 p.m. ET. Florida Panthers players will wear exclusive military jerseys during warm-ups. The club has donated a limited number of tickets to the Feb. 25 Panthers game to Vet Tix. Members of the military can claim these tickets on a first come, first serve basis by visiting VetTix.org.