“Josh Manson deflected credit for tying his career-best NHL points streak.
His Avalanche teammates know better.
“He’s back to his physical ways,” defenseman Cale Makar said. “When he plays like that, there’s not many guys that can really do much about it. It’s fun to watch.”
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“Josh Manson deflected credit for tying his career-best NHL points streak.
His Avalanche teammates know better.
“He’s back to his physical ways,” defenseman Cale Makar said. “When he plays like that, there’s not many guys that can really do much about it. It’s fun to watch.”
Manson entered Tuesday’s home tilt against the Islanders with a point in four consecutive games (two assists and two goals). It’s possible because the 32-year-old defenseman is back to full health after a series of injuries derailed his previous season. On Sunday night, [in a 3-1 home win over the Sharks](https://denvergazette.com/sports/colorado-avalanche/avalanche-vs-sharks-3-takeaways-from-colorado-s-home-win/article_2c31fe64-a83d-11ee-9f7e-e78becab5b37.html), Manson scored an empty netter to keep the momentum rolling. ”
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