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Pierre-Olivier Joseph
Age: 25Position: D
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The Penguins have acquired Pierre-Olivier Joseph and Alex Galchenyuk from the Coyotes for Phil Kessel, Dane Birks and a 2020 fourth-round pick.

Joseph was selected No.23 overall in 2017 and is coming off of a 47-point (9G / 38A) campaign in the QMJHL. The 19-year-old has good size (6-foot-2, 168 lbs), terrific mobility and puck skills that should make him a point-producer in the NHL in the near future. With veterans clogging up the Penguins’ blueline, Joseph is likely headed to the AHL to start the 2019-20 season.

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Andrighetto is expected to be a healthy scratch for Game 6.

Andrighetto dressed in Matt Calvert’s place in Game 5 but is expected to be a healthy scratch on Monday. Patrik Nemeth is expected to replace Andrighetto and dress as a seventh defenseman for Colorado.

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Andrighetto will be back in the Avalanche lineup on Saturday.

Andrighetto has been a healthy scratch for the last two games but will replace Gabriel Bourque on Saturday. Andrighetto has just two goals on 27 shots (7.5 SH%) and one assist in 13 games this season.

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Andrighetto will be back in the Avalanche lineup on Tuesday.

Andrigehtto was a healthy scratch for two games but will replace Vladislav Kamanev on Tuesday. Andrighetto is averaging two shots per game but has just two goals in nine games this season.

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Andrighetto (lower-body) will be back in the Colorado lineup on Friday.

Andrighetto has missed the last six games with a lower-body injury, but will replace Matt Nieto on the Colorado fourth line. Andrighetto has moved up and down the lineup this season so don’t be surprised if he sees some middle-6 ice-time during the game. He has just one goal on 12 shots in six games this season.

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Andrighetto (lower-body) will not travel with the team on their upcoming two-game road-trip.

Andrighetto has missed the last three games and will miss at least two more with a lower-body injury. The Avalanche might get some reinforcements though, as Tyson Jost expects to make his return to the lineup.

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Andrighetto (lower-body) will not travel on Colorado’s two-game road-trip.

Andrighetto missed the first four games of the season with a lower-body injury and will miss at least two more games with another lower-body issue. The Avalanche will need to recall a forward or two for the road-trip.

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Andrighetto (lower-body) will make his season debut on Thursday.

Andrigetto had eight goals and 14 assists (22 points) in 50 games with the Avalanche last season. The 25-year-old winger will replace Sheldon Dries and skate on Colorado’s fourth line with Vladislav Kamenev and Gabriel Bourque.

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Andrighetto (leg) will return to Colorado’s lineup on Thursday.

Andrighetto has been sidelined since December 31st, but will return on the Avs’ fourth line on Thursday. Andrighetto, who will replace Nail Yakupov in the lineup, has 18 points (6G / 12A) in 37 games this season.

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The Avalanche have re-signed Sven Andrighetto to a two-year extension worth $2.8M ($1.4M AAV).

Andrighetto was acquired from the Canadiens for Andreas Martinsen at the trade deadline and recorded 15 points (5G / 10A) in 19 games after the trade. The undersized winger has registered 18 goals and 27 assists (45 points) in his last 46 AHL games, which showcases the offensive ability that he possesses.

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The Avalanche have acquired Sven Andrighetto from the Canadiens for Andreas Martinsen.

Andrighetto has split his time between the AHL and NHL this season. He had eight points (2G / 6A) in 27 games with the Canadiens and 22 points (8G / 14A) in 20 games with St. John’s. The Canadiens were looking to get bigger so the moved a small forward in Andrighetto for a bigger player in Martinsen.

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