The Colorado Avalanche lost to the Philadelphia Flyers on a recent east coast road trip. Even though the Avs were down several key players, many felt like they still should have beaten a struggling Flyers team.

The difference between then and now is noticeable. The Avs are playing with more confidence now compared to then. None other than J.T.Compher, who gained two more points last night. One on a beautiful backhanded pass to Devon Toews for a goal, and then netting one of his own.

Goalie Pavel Francouz was given his second straight start after a solid output against St. Louis and he again performed admirably.

The bottom line is this roster of Avs have come a long way in a short amount of time, and it's showing.

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The Colorado Avalanche might have gotten back two big pieces of their roster in the last two games with Val Nichushkin and Artturi Lehkonen, but it was Mikko Rantanen who provided the Avalanche with the goals needed to put an end to their losing streak.

Rantanen found the net for the third time 29 seconds into OT to give the Avalanche a much needed two points in a win against the still struggling St. Louis Blues.

They almost blew it when former Avalanche Brandon Saad put home a short handed goal with just over a minute to play. Put with the Avalanche still on the power play, and now their goalie pulled, Rantanen put home a sitting puck behind Jordan Binnington to send it to OT, and the rest is history.

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Martin Kaut was placed on waivers for the second time this season, and Sampo Ranta was sent back down to the Colorado Eagles. As of our recording, no players were called up to replace them.

Couple that with video of Val Nichushkin going close to full speed in practice, should we expect to see the big Avalanche forward tonight against the Rangers? His services would be oh so welcome right now.

In addition to Nichushkin, Artturi Lehkonen, Darren Helm and Evan Rodrigues were all skating in non-contact jerseys. So with all of those negatives of Avs players getting injured and missing time, it's nice to hear the opposite happening.

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It was like a preseason lineup against a team putting their best players out on the ice.

But the young prospects made the Boston Bruins work for their four goals, and in the end, it was a massive learning experience that we can hope will only help the current Avalanche squad improve as the month goes on.

The Avalanche did their best, and never quit against Boston, but to shut this Bruins team down for a full 60 minutes was a lot to ask. But, it does make you feel good about going up against a team maybe not as stellar as Boston is.

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Word came down from the Colorado Avalanche yesterday that Nathan MacKinnon will miss the next 4 weeks due to the injury sustained against the Philadelphia Flyers.

It's just the latest blow in a season filled with injuries to the Avalanche. A positive way to look at it? Everyone on that injured list should be back within a month, including Gabriel Landeskog.

But make no mistake, the next month is going to be a very trying time for the Avs, and players are going to have to shoulder a much heavier load than they are used to.

Do the Avalanche make any trades? Or stand pat and get the best out of what they have?

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This season is becoming a broken record for the Colorado Avalanche. (Insert player name here) is injured. This time, it's Avalanche superstart Nathan MacKinnon.

We record shortly after a game concludes, so we don't know the extent of the injury yet. But just the fact that another top player went down, and this time that player being Nathan MacKinnon, it just gives you a bad feeling in your stomach.

But the hockey world is not going to feel sorry for the Avs. And those young prospects now getting their chance have to step up. Because that team from Boston is coming to your house Wednesday night.

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You knew it was going to be an uphill battle when the Colorado Avalanche went into Boston to face the Bruins due to all the injured players the Avalanche are without. Adding defenseman Josh Manson to that list the day before the game didn't help. Adding top line forward Artturi Lehkonen to the list during the 1st intermission just made you feel like this was one big joke being played on the defending champs.

The Avalanche held their own, and when the game could have gotten out of hand in the 2nd, they kept the Bruins at 3 goals, while getting one back. But any attempt to pull any further was gone when Boston found the net twice more in over a couple of minutes, and that was all she wrote.

What can we expect from a Colorado Avalanche team that seems to be adding players to their injury list almost on a game by game basis?

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The Colorado Avalanche needed a bounce back win after a poor performance against the Winnipeg Jets. They got it in the fashion of two points and a win against the Buffalo Sabres, but maybe not in the way they normally like.

In a game filled with penalties and some miscues, there was also a lot to like. Such as Nathan MacKinnon scoring five points, and JT Compher with four more.

But the Avs struggled to really put the Sabres away. Penalties had a lot to do with that.

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If you follow our Twitter page, then you know we have been counting down the 12 weeks Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog has been out, looking forward to his return likely in January.

We saw the beginning stages of that return yesterday as Landeskog put on skates and.... glided around the ice. Though he likely will be out the month of December, it is at least nice to see the Captain back out on the ice.

Speaking of December, the Avalanche play a lot in the final month of 2022. But the good part is they play more at home than away. We take a look at the schedule.

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File this one away and never mention it again.

The Colorado Avalanche couldn't do anything right in Tuesday's matchup against the Winnipeg Jets, while the opposite was true for the Jets. Winnipeg did what not many teams have done to the Avs this year. Punish them for all the injured players the Avs have on the sidelines.

Sure, the Avs had 40 shots on goal, but next to none were high-danger shots that challenged Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck. And the Avalanche power play, #1 in the league, struggled to get anything on net.

It was a challenge and one we thought would have happened weeks ago when Avs players started dropping like flies. Despite those injuries, the Avalanche have been playing well, but against Winnipeg, it caught up with them.

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