How to Watch Colorado Avalanche vs. Vancouver Canucks: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time - 11-22-2023

The Colorado Avalanche (11-6) take on the Vancouver Canucks (13-5-1) at Ball Arena on Wednesday, November 22 at 10:00 PM ET on ESPN+ and ALT. The Avalanche fell to the Nashville Predators 4-3 in their last game, while the Canucks are coming off a 3-1 win over the San Jose Sharks.

Avalanche vs. Canucks Game Info

Game Day: Wednesday, November 22, 2023
Game Time: 10:00 PM ET
TV: Altitude Sports (Regional restrictions may apply)

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Avalanche and Canucks Stats, Key Players, and Injuries

Avalanche Insights

The Avalanche’s 64 total goals (3.8 per game) make them the fourth-best scoring team in the NHL.
The Avalanche rank 13th in goals against, giving up 53 total goals (3.1 per game) in league play.
Their goal differential (+11) makes them eighth-best in the league.
The 13 power-play goals the Avalanche have put up this season rank 13th in the NHL (on 67 power-play chances).
The Avalanche rank 19th in the league with a 19.40% power-play conversion rate.
The Avalanche have recorded five shorthanded goals this season (second among NHL teams).
The Avalanche have the league’s fifth-best penalty-kill percentage (86.76%).
The Avalanche have the 27th-ranked faceoff win rate in the NHL, at 46.8%.
The Avalanche connect on 11.0% of their shots (12th in the league).
The Avalanche have shut out opponents once this season. As a team, they are averaging 15.8 hits and 13.7 blocked shots per game.

Avalanche Key Players

With four goals and 23 assists this season, Cale Makar is one of Colorado’s top contributors (27 points).
With 11 goals and 12 assists, Mikko Rantanen is one of the top offensive options for Colorado with his 23 points (1.4 per game).
With 22 points through 17 games (six goals and 16 assists), Nathan MacKinnon has been an important part of Colorado’s offensive efforts this season.
As Colorado’s top goalie, Ivan Prosvetov has recorded 1 win and 1 loss this season while giving up seven goals with 62 saves.

Avalanche Injuries

Chris Wagner: Achilles (Out),

Gabriel Landeskog: Knee (Out),

Jean-Luc Foudy: Lower Body (Out),

Pavel Francouz: Groin (Out For Season),

Artturi Lehkonen: Undisclosed (Out),

Josh Manson: Upper Body (Questionable)

Canucks Insights

With 78 goals (4.1 per game), the Canucks have the league’s top offense.
The Canucks concede only 2.4 goals per game (46 in total), the fifth-fewest in the league.
They have a league-leading goal differential of +32.
The Canucks have 22 power-play goals (second-most in NHL) on 71 chances.
The Canucks’ power-play percentage (30.99) puts them third in the league.
The Canucks have three shorthanded goals (eighth in NHL).
At 76.67, the Canucks have the 22nd-ranked penalty-kill percentage in the league.
The Canucks win 50.6% of faceoffs, 15th-ranked in the NHL.
The 13.9% shooting percentage of the Canucks leads the league.
The Canucks have held their opponents scoreless two times.

Canucks Key Players

Quinn Hughes’ 30 points make him a vital offensive option for Vancouver. He has eight goals and 22 assists in 19 games.
J.T. Miller has helped lead the offense for Vancouver this season with 12 goals and 17 assists.
Elias Pettersson has netted eight goals on the season, chipping in 20 assists.
Casey DeSmith is 4-1-1 this season, compiling 187 saves and giving up 18 goals (2.9 goals against average) with a .912 save percentage (20th in the league).