Landeskog & the Avalanche Win 4-1 Over the Ducks for Fourth Straight Victory
The Colorado Avalanche defeated the Anaheim Ducks 4-1, securing their fourth consecutive win. Their season record improved to 11-1-5 after this victory.
Game Overview
On Tuesday night (Nov. 11), the Avalanche hosted the Ducks, with both teams on winning streaks—Colorado seeking their fourth straight, Anaheim aiming for their eighth. This matchup featured two of the league’s top teams early in the season.
First Period Highlights
- The Avalanche struck first, scoring just 28 seconds into the game. After a deep forecheck forced a turnover by Cale Makar, Nathan MacKinnon passed the puck to Artturi Lehkonen, who scored his seventh goal of the season.
- MacKinnon’s assist extended his point streak to 10 games and made him the first player in the league to reach 30 points this season.
- Near the end of the first period, the Ducks tied the game during a 4-on-4 situation after both teams received roughing penalties. Leo Carlsson scored with a pass from Jacob Trouba, marking Carlsson’s 11th goal and extending his own 11-game point streak.
Second Period Summary
The second period featured just one goal, but it was a significant one.
"After a deep forecheck that caused a turnover by Cale Makar, Nathan MacKinnon fed it out front to Artturi Lehkonen, who ripped it on net to get it past Lukas Dostal."
This game highlighted the Avalanche’s strong offense and sustained momentum early in the NHL season.
Author’s summary: The Colorado Avalanche continue to demonstrate dominance, achieving their fourth straight win and showcasing key players maintaining impressive scoring streaks.