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The Avs fell 1-0 in St. Paul’s Saturday night, keeping them seven points back of the Jets at 22-20-11. Devan Dubnyk had to kick out only 18 shots for the win and the shutout in the Wild net. Dubnyk is now 7-1 since joining the Wild with a 1.30 GAA, .948 save percentage and four shutouts in just nine starts.
Colorado is now 9-10-8 on the road and have dropped two straight games, including last Thursday’s 3-0 loss to Detroit. Their minus-13 goal differential is third worst in the Western Conference, behind only Edmonton and Arizona.
The Jets are 2-0-1 against the Avs this year, winning 2-1 and 6-2 and falling 4-3 in a shootout.
Semyon Varlamov was in goal for the Avs against the Wild and has started 17 of their last 18 games.
Avs defenceman Tyson Barrie leads the club with 25 assists, tying his career high.
Veteran Jarome Iginla is still getting it done at age 37: he leads the Avs in goals with 16, became the 47th player in NHL history to reach the 1,200-point plateau last month and also moved past Mike Bossy into 20th place on the NHL’s all-time goals list.
Avs star Nathan MacKinnon was in his first NHL fight last Thursday in Detroit, dropping the gloves against Jonathan Ericsson.
WINNIPEG JETS
31 Ondrej Pavelec
34 Michael Hutchinson
2 Adam Pardy
4 Paul Postma
5 Mark Stuart
8 Jacob Trouba
14 Anthony Peluso
16 Andrew Ladd
17 Adam Lowry
18 Bryan Little
19 Jim Slater
21 T.J. Galiardi
22 Chris Thorburn
23 Jay Harrison
26 Blake Wheeler
28 Patrice Cormier
33 Dustin Byfuglien
39 Toby Enstrom
44 Zach Bogosian
55 Mark Scheifele
63 Ben Chiarot
67 Michael Frolik
85 Mathieu Perreault
COLORADO AVALANCHE
1 Semyon Varlamov
20 Reto Berra
2 Nick Holden
3 Karl Stollery
4 Tyson Barrie
5 Nate Guenin
7 John Mitchell
8 Jan Hejda
9 Matt Duchene
12 Jarome Iginla
17 Brad Stuart
22 Zach Redmond
24 Marc-Andre Cliche
25 Maxime Talbot
29 Nathan MacKinnon
40 Alex Tanguay
45 Dennis Everberg
46 Stefan Elliott
48 Daniel Briere
55 Cody McLeod
90 Ryan O’Reilly
92 Gabriel Landeskog
— Ed Tait
