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2015-16 regular season

Blues at Avalanche

🗓 📍 Ball Arena, Denver 🔁 Avalanche lead the season series 2–0

Avalanche beat Blues 4–3 in overtime at Ball Arena on January 6, 2016.

STL – COL
38–33
Shots on goal
1/2–0/3
Power play
18–23
Hits
18–15
Blocked shots
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The game

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Three stars

Best games by the box score
1st star 🎵 STL
Vladimir Tarasenko
1 G, 1 A
2 shots · 18:26 TOI
2nd star 🏔️ COL
Gabriel Landeskog
1 G
5 shots · 17:44 TOI
3rd star 🏔️ COL
Semyon Varlamov
35 saves
0.921 SV% · 3 GA

Scoring

7 goals · in order
1st period
🏔️ Matt Duchene Go-ahead 1st · 04:48
Unassisted · beat Jake Allen
0–1
🎵 Vladimir Tarasenko Tying 1st · 16:42
1–1
🎵 David Backes PP Go-ahead 1st · 19:02
2–1
2nd period
🎵 Patrik Berglund 2nd · 00:50
Unassisted · beat Semyon Varlamov
3–1
🏔️ Mikhail Grigorenko 2nd · 06:32
3–2
3rd period
🏔️ Nathan MacKinnon Tying 3rd · 18:31
Assists: Tyson Barrie, Nick Holden · beat Jake Allen
3–3
Overtime
🏔️ Gabriel Landeskog Go-ahead OT · 04:43
3–4

Lines & pairings

Estimated from ice time
🎵Blues
L1 Steen · Stastny · Backes 21:42
L2 Lehtera · Tarasenko · Brouwer 17:12
L3 Paajarvi · Berglund · Fabbri 12:44
L4 Brodziak · Reaves · Jaskin 10:00
D1 Pietrangelo · Bouwmeester 28:20
D2 Gunnarsson · Parayko 18:34
D3 Shattenkirk · Edmundson 14:37
🏔️Avalanche
L1 Tanguay · Duchene · MacKinnon 20:47
L2 Comeau · Landeskog · Soderberg 17:44
L3 McLeod · Mitchell · Iginla 13:20
L4 Martinsen · Grigorenko · Skille 10:40
D1 Barrie · Holden 28:35
D2 Beauchemin · Bodnarchuk 18:58
D3 Guenin · Redmond 13:20

Team stats

Away left · home right
🎵STL COL🏔️
38 Shots on goal 33
1/2 Power play (goals / chances) 0/3
18 Hits 23
18 Blocked shots 15
8 Takeaways 8
1 Giveaways 8
6 Penalty minutes 4
STL shooting 7.9% (3/38) COL shooting 12.1% (4/33)

Goaltending

Saves, shots faced and save percentage
🎵Blues
29/33
.879 SV% · 4 GA · 64:43 TOI
🏔️Avalanche
35/38
.921 SV% · 3 GA · 64:00 TOI

Where the goals came from

7 of 7 goals located
Matt Duchene · 1st 04:48 · 0–1 Vladimir Tarasenko · 1st 16:42 · 1–1 David Backes · 1st 19:02 · 2–1 Patrik Berglund · 2nd 00:50 · 3–1 Mikhail Grigorenko · 2nd 06:32 · 3–2 Nathan MacKinnon · 3rd 18:31 · 3–3 Gabriel Landeskog · OT 04:43 · 3–4
STL COL
The net is on the right for both teams. Hover a dot for the goal.

Period by period

AI
After 1st — 2–1
Blues
Blues — leading by 1 goal after 1st: 5-0-2 (71% win rate, 7 games)
Avalanche
Avalanche — trailing by 1 goal after 1st: 2-7 (22% win rate, 9 games)
After 2nd — 3–2
Blues
Blues — leading by 1 goal after 2nd: 8-1-2 (73% win rate, 11 games)
Avalanche
Avalanche — trailing by 1 goal after 2nd: 0-5-1 (0% win rate, 6 games)
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Who won Blues vs Avalanche on January 6, 2016?

Avalanche won 4–3 in overtime. The final score was Blues 3, Avalanche 4.

Who scored for Blues?

David Backes, Patrik Berglund, Vladimir Tarasenko.

Who scored for Avalanche?

Gabriel Landeskog, Matt Duchene, Mikhail Grigorenko, Nathan MacKinnon.

How did the Blues goalie play?

Jake Allen made 29 saves on 33 shots (.879 save percentage).

How did the Avalanche goalie play?

Semyon Varlamov made 35 saves on 38 shots (.921 save percentage).

Where is Blues vs Avalanche played?

At Ball Arena in Denver, the Avalanche home rink.

What is the Blues vs Avalanche season series?

Avalanche lead the season series 2–0 after 2 games.

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