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Avalanche Lose MacKinnon and Makar to Injuries
Colorado's top stars exit early in 4-3 overtime loss at Ottawa
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Injuries Sideline Key Players
The Avalanche saw both Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar exit with lower-body issues during the second period of their game in Ottawa. MacKinnon left with 8:15 remaining after going down holding his right hip. Makar departed favoring his right leg following a non-contact incident. Both players were ruled out for the remainder of the contest, which ended in a 4-3 overtime defeat for Colorado.
Standout Seasons Cut Short Temporarily
MacKinnon entered the matchup with 30 points in 19 games, placing him fifth in the NHL. Makar had recorded 23 points in 18 games, ranking third among defensemen.
Uncertain Return Timeline
Coach Jared Bednar offered no additional details on the injuries after the game. He also indicated uncertainty about whether either player would be available for Saturday's matchup against the Montreal Canadiens.
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