3 Takeaways From Avalanche’s 4-3 Loss to Mammoth

The Colorado Avalanche, sporting a 5-0-1 record after easily handling the Boston Bruins, faced not only a young and exciting Utah Mammoth but a few lineup challenges due to injuries though they could be just a few weeks away from getting Logan O’Connor back.

The Avalanche looked to have a sizable advantage early, but the Mammoth ultimately pushed them to the limit. It took overtime, but the Avalanche fell in an exciting division matchup, losing 4-3 to the Mammoth.

The Offsides Call Was Ridiculous

Early in the second period, Gabriel Landeskog appeared to put the Avalanche up 2-0, which would have been a major advantage in what had been a tight game to that point. Utha challenged the goal, which wound up getting reversed due to an offside call.