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NHLSeason 2026
Thursday, 15 October 2026 · 02:30
Colorado Avalanche
Dallas Stars
Ball Arena · Denver, CO
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Over 4.5 goals
Archived odds
What the published prediction returned once the match was played.
For the game corresponding to the indicated time, Dallas travels to Colorado at Ball Arena. Colorado has the better offensive start and a standings advantage, but Dallas can make up for it through home ice, faceoffs, its penalty kill, and Jake Oettinger’s recent stretch.
Read the full analysisNHL, men’s ice hockey, 2026-27 regular season: five skaters and one goaltender per team, three 20-minute periods, with overtime and shootouts possible during the regular season. At the provided time, the documented matchup is Dallas @ Colorado, in Denver, not Colorado @ Dallas.
Colorado enters at 3-2-0, with 5,20 goals per game and 22,2 % on the power play; Dallas is at 2-2-1, with 7,7 % on the power play and 88,2 % on the penalty kill. Colorado lost 6-3 to Toronto, while Dallas lost 2-1 in a shootout to Pittsburgh.
Colorado was 4th in the Central with 6 points, Dallas 6th with 5 points. Recent opposition remains limited to this early season, and the starting goaltenders have not been announced.
Dallas’s page indicates that Dallas has earned points in seven of its last ten meetings against Colorado, without providing here the dates, seasons, and scores of those matchups. This data contextualizes the opposition but does not make it possible to reconstruct a recent game-by-game history or to precisely measure its prédictive valeur against the rosters and form at the start of the 2026-27 season.
Colorado scenario: its initial offensive production, its power-play advantage, its 3-2-0 record, its higher ranking, and the 10 points from Nathan MacKinnon as well as the 7 points from Cale Makar support increased offensive pressure. Limitations: heavy loss against Toronto, travel the previous day, second game in two days, and unconfirmed goaltender.
Dallas scenario: the Denver ice matches the documented matchup, while Dallas has better faceoff numbers, 54,6 % against 51,4 %, a penalty kill at 88,2 %, and a recent stretch from Jake Oettinger at 0,33 goals allowed per game and .983 save percentage. Limitations: Duchene’s absence, power play at 7,7 %, inferior record, and recent loss against Pittsburgh.
Ice conditions, delays, individual rest, and the final decision regarding the goaltenders are not verified here.
The expected format is that of the NHL, but the game lineups and starting goaltenders have not yet been confirmed. Joel Kiviranta and Radek Faksa could be available after taking part in Monday’s practice; their presence remains probable, not certain.
Colorado AvalancheDallas Stars
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The market shows no clear enough opportunity.
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