There will be nights this season when some NHL teams won’t be able to roll out a power play as talented as one that features Gabe Landeskog, Artturi Lehkonen, Victor Olofsson, Devon Toews and Brent Burns.

Given some of the injuries and availability issues, it’s been hard for the Avalanche to find that level of firepower at times as well. But that was the second unit on Tuesday when Colorado practiced the power play for the first time this season.

The Avs are relatively healthy at the start of the 2025-26 season, and nowhere is that more evident than when it’s time for power-play practice. And that’s also the place where the most scrutiny of this team will be.

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