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Blues Allow Four-Goal Second Period in 6-1 Loss to the Avalanche
Martin Necas had two goals and two assists as Colorado won its second straight game to open the season.
- The Colorado Avalanche defeated the St. Louis Blues 6-1 on Saturday night at Ball Arena, with Martin Necas scoring twice and Mackenzie Blackwood making 26 saves.
- Wednesday's 8-4 win against the Los Angeles Kings fueled the Avs' momentum, while the Blues struggled to generate offense one day after their 4-0 shutout victory in Dallas.
- Necas and Cale Makar scored early, followed by Josh Manson and Artturi Lehkonen, while Nicolas Roy and Necas struck 23 seconds apart during a four-goal second period.
- Jordan Binnington allowed six goals in his season debut, while Dalibor Dvorsky scored the only St. Louis goal in the third period.
- The Blues wrap up their three-game road trip Tuesday against the Blackhawks, while the Avs play their first road game Wednesday against the Jets.
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thesportsleader.comMartin Necas’ 3 points help Avalanche blast Blues
Martin Necas had two goals and added an assist, Nathan MacKinnon had three assists, and the Colorado Avalanche beat the St. Louis Blues 6-1 in Denver on Saturday night. Nicolas Roy, Artturi Lehkonen and Josh Manson had a goal and an assist each and Cale Makar also scored for Colorado, which is off to a
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Necas and Roy score quick goals as the Avalanche rout the Blues 6-1
DENVER (AP) — Nicolas Roy and Martin Necas scored 23 seconds apart in a four-goal second period, and the Colorado Avalanche beat the St. Louis Blues 6-1 on Saturday night.
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