Can the Avalanche Surge Continue at TD Garden Against the Bruins?

As the Colorado Avalanche prepare to face off against the Boston Bruins at TD Garden, fans are eager to see if their team can maintain its recent momentum. The Avalanche have shown a dynamic offense in their past games, with a notable performance that included netting seven goals against Ottawa Senators. Despite this high-scoring game, it's important to note that they also conceded four goals, indicating some defensive vulnerabilities.

The team's shooting percentage has been impressive, with a 21 percent success rate in their victory over the Senators and 15 percent against Toronto Maple Leafs. However, consistency has been an issue as seen in their loss to Montreal Canadiens where they managed only nine percent. Faceoff win percentages have varied from as low as 39 percent up to a more commanding 51 percent.

Colorado's power play opportunities have been capitalized upon with efficiency; scoring once on three chances against Ottawa and maintaining a strong penalty kill with no goals allowed during shorthanded situations in two of the three past games analyzed.

Goaltending remains solid for Colorado with save percentages consistently at or near 100 percent across all strengths of play – even strength, power play, and shorthanded – which will be crucial when facing Boston's offensive threats.

The upcoming game promises to be an exciting clash as both teams bring their strengths onto the ice at TD Garden. Fans can catch all the action on ESPN+ nationally or on local networks NESN and ALT for home and away audiences respectively on January 19th. Will Colorado's offense continue its dominance? Can they tighten up defensively? And will goaltending stand firm? These questions will be answered when puck drops in Boston.