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Avalanche Not In Panic Mode After Recent Slump

Posted by TheHockeyGuy on February 2nd, 2010

The calm, happy-go-lucky attitude among Avalanche players Monday made it seem they are enjoying one of their best stretches of the season.

Of course, the opposite is true, as Colorado enters tonight’s game against Columbus having gone three games without a victory or a point.

“There’s no reason for us to panic. We’re a good team, and we’ll be better (tonight),” Avs coach Joe Sacco said. “It just comes down to hard work. There’s no secret to it. It’s just hard work, not squeezing the stick (and) being confident.”

The Avs’ recent problem is scoring, particularly from their top line and power-play units. First-line center Paul Stastny and linemates Wojtek Wolski and Chris Stewart are pointless in the three-game losing streak, and the power play is a combined 0-of-9 during that stretch.

After winning six consecutive games, the Avs have scored just three goals in their season-high losing streak.

“We know we need to score,” Stastny said. “When you get a chance, you have to bear down and get a gritty goal. We know the responsibility, and we know it’s a matter of time. We just have to stay positive and have short-term memory and forget about it, and just look forward.

Click here to read the full article – By Denver Post



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