Avalanche lineup tonight: Colorado’s projected lineup for game against the Winnipeg Jets | Jan. 22 2025
The Colorado Avalanche will look to bounce back from Monday's 1-3 loss to the Minnesota Wild as they collide with the Winnipeg Jets in a highly anticipated divisional showdown on Wednesday. While Colorado is heading into tonight's game after a loss, the Jets will be looking to snap a two-game skid that most recently saw them drop a 2-5 loss to the Utah Hockey Club Monday.
Heading into the game, the Avalanche are in fourth place in the Central Division with a record of 28-19-1. This puts them comfortably ahead of the fifth-place Blues and just behind the third-placed Dallas Stars.
Meanwhile, Winnipeg remains atop the division despite a 4-4-2 record in their last ten, sitting five points ahead of the Wild.
Colorado Avalanche projected lines
Note: Lines are subject to change.
Forwards:
- Ross Colton - Nathan Mackinnon - Mikko Rantanen
- Jonathan Drouin - Casey Mittelstadt - Artturi Lehkonen
- Joel Kiviranta - Parker Kelly - Logan O'Connor
- Jere Innala - Juuso Parssinen - Ivan Ivan
Defense:
- Devon Toews - Cale Makar
- Samuel Girard - Josh Manson
- Keaton Middleton - Calvin De Haan
Goalies:
- Mackenzie Blackwood
- Scott Wedgewood
Powerplay:
- Artturi Lehkonen, Jonathan Douin, Mikko Rantanen, Nathan Mackinnon, Cale Makar
- Juuso Parssinen, Casey Mittelstadt, Ross Colton, Samuel Girard, Devon Toews
Penalty Kill:
- Parker Kelly, Logan O'Connor, Devon Toews, Cale Makar
- Joel Kiviranta, Artturi Lehkonen, Samuel Girard, Josh Manson
Looking at the odds for the Avalanche vs. Jets game and upcoming games on Colorado's schedule
Colorado is a slight betting favorite when heading into Wednesday's Central Division showdown between the Avalanche and the Jets.
On FanDuel, Colorado is a -126 favorite while Winnipeg is a +105 underdog. Meanwhile, over on DraftKings, Colorado is a -120 favorite while Winnipeg is a +100 underdog.
Based on the latest odds, a $126 bet on Colorado would win $100 on FanDuel, while a $100 bet on Winnipeg as the underdog would win $105.
Following tonight's game, the Colorado Avalanche will travel to Boston on Saturday for a showdown with the Bruins. This will kick off a back-to-back that will see the team face the Rangers on Sunday.
The team will play the New York Islanders on Tuesday in Staten Island. They will then wrap up the month at home with a divisional game against the St. Louis Blues.