Avalanche weekly Update web Graphic UCHealth October 2017
Alexander Kerfoot Boston Bruins First goal puck 2017 October 11

Upcoming Games

Tuesday, October 17 at Nashville Predators

Bridgestone Arena, 6 p.m. MT, TV: Altitude, Radio: 950 AM
The Avs and defending Western Conference champion Nashville Predators face off in the first of four meetings this season. Colorado plays the first two games of the season series on the road, as the Preds don't pay their first visit to Denver until early March. The Avalanche is 13-16-3-4 in all-time road contests against Nashville.

Nathan MacKinnon Nashville Predators 161206
Thursday, October 19 vs. St. Louis Blues

Pepsi Center, 7 p.m. MT, TV: Altitude, Radio: 950 AM
Colorado returns home to host the St. Louis Blues Thursday night at Pepsi Center. The Avs were 1-4-0 against St. Louis last season and 1-2-0 at home. Colorado has a 45-32-6-4 overall record against the Blues, which includes a 27-12-4-2 mark in the Mile High City. Following Thursday's tilt, the Avs and Blues won't see each other again until just before the All-Star Break in January.

J.T. Compher St. Louis Blues April 9, 2017

Avs In The Community

Matt Duchene and Tyson Jost, along with Mascot Bernie and members of the Ram Trucks Avalanche Ice Girls, hosted a special Break the Ice clinic at Pepsi Center on Oct. 12. The clinic was for children who have or have been affected by cancer. The Avs hosted the clinic in conjunction with the NHL and NHLPA's Hockey Fights Cancer initiative. Colorado's annual Hockey Fights Cancer game will take place on Thursday, Nov. 2, 2017.

Tyson Jost Community Break The Ice 2017 Skating Clinic Hockey Fights Cancer October 12

Player Spotlight: Sven Andrighetto

Andrighetto registered three-straight multipoint games from Oct. 9-13 and is tied for the team lead in points (6) and goals (3). The winger now has 22 points (8g, 14a) in 25 total games for the Avalanche since being acquired on March 1.

Sven Andrighetto portrait pose head shot 2017-18 season

Quotable

"Obviously, it is always extra special when you win against your old club. For me, it was more important to win, and especially the way we won tonight. We worked so hard, and we stayed focused." - Avalanche goaltender Jonathan Bernier on beating his former team, the Anaheim Ducks, last Friday

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