How to Watch Colorado Avalanche vs. Montreal Canadiens: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time - 1-15-2024

The Colorado Avalanche (28-12-3, on a three-game winning streak) visit the Montreal Canadiens (17-18-7, losers of three in a row). The matchup on Monday, January 15 begins at 7:00 PM ET on ESPN+ and ALT.

Avalanche vs. Canadiens Game Info

Game Day: Monday, January 15, 2024
Game Time: 7:00 PM ET
TV: Altitude Sports (Regional restrictions may apply)

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Avalanche and Canadiens Stats, Key Players, and Injuries

Avalanche Insights

The Avalanche’s 158 total goals (3.7 per game) rank second in the league.
The Avalanche rank 18th in goals against, conceding 132 total goals (3.1 per game) in NHL action.
Their goal differential (+26) makes them fifth-best in the league.
The 41 power-play goals the Avalanche have recorded this season lead the NHL (on 164 power-play chances).
The Avalanche have the league’s eighth-best power-play conversion rate (25%).
The Avalanche have recorded six shorthanded goals this season (seventh among NHL teams).
The Avalanche kill 82.99% of opponent power plays, the ninth-best penalty-kill percentage in the league.
The Avalanche win 49.1% of their faceoffs (21st in the NHL)
The Avalanche shoot 11.4% as a team (fourth in the league).
The Avalanche have shut out opponents twice this season. As a team, they are averaging 16.7 hits and 14.4 blocked shots per game.

Avalanche Key Players

Nathan MacKinnon has been imperative to Colorado’s offense this season, recording 69 points in 43 games.
Having scored 22 goals and adding 33 assists, Mikko Rantanen is a top contributor for Colorado through 43 games.
On 114 shots (for nine goals) and 39 assists, Cale Makar has contributed 48 points this season.
In the 11 games Ivan Prosvetov has played this season, his save percentage is .895, 50th in the league.

Avalanche Injuries

Artturi Lehkonen: Neck (Out),

Gabriel Landeskog: Knee (Out),

Pavel Francouz: Groin (Out For Season),

Miles Wood: Illness (Questionable),

Bowen Byram: Lower Body (Out)

Canadiens Insights

With 112 goals (2.7 per game), the Canadiens have the league’s 28th-ranked offense.
The Canadiens allow 3.4 goals per game (141 in total), 24th in the league.
With a goal differential of -29, they are 28th in the league.
With 25 power-play goals (on 140 chances), the Canadiens are 19th in the NHL.
The Canadiens score on 17.86% of their power plays, No. 22 in the NHL.
In terms of shorthanded goals, the Canadiens have four.
The Canadiens’ have the 28th-ranked penalty kill percentage (73.24%).
At 53.8%, the Canadiens have the league’s fifth-best faceoff win percentage.
With a shooting percentage of 9.4%, the Canadiens are 24th in the league.
The Canadiens have not held their opponents scoreless yet this season.

Canadiens Key Players

Nicholas Suzuki has recorded 12 goals and 23 assists in 42 games for Montreal, good for 35 points.
Michael Matheson has amassed 30 points this season, with six goals and 24 assists.
Montreal’s Cole Caufield is among the leading scorers on the team with 29 total points (12 goals and 17 assists).
Cayden Primeau has a 4-4-1 record this season, with a .905 save percentage (32nd in the league). He has 275 saves, and has given up 29 goals (3.1 goals against average).