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The Colorado Avalanche and Los Angeles Kings are sputtering in the Western Conference playoff race.
The Avalanche have made the first move to begin trying to change that, and another meeting with the Kings may prove beneficial.
With Steve Downie expected to make his team debut, the Avalanche look to complete their first season sweep of Los Angeles in 19 years Wednesday night at Pepsi Center.
Colorado (29-27-4) is 11th in the West, four points back of the Kings (27-21-12) for the eighth and final postseason position. Both clubs, however, are enduring rough stretches to improve their respective positions
The Avalanche have made the first move to begin trying to change that, and another meeting with the Kings may prove beneficial.
With Steve Downie expected to make his team debut, the Avalanche look to complete their first season sweep of Los Angeles in 19 years Wednesday night at Pepsi Center.
Colorado (29-27-4) is 11th in the West, four points back of the Kings (27-21-12) for the eighth and final postseason position. Both clubs, however, are enduring rough stretches to improve their respective positions
