The Colorado Avalanche Just Confirmed It For 4 Injured Players Entering Tonight's Game Vs The Golden Knights

Leading up to the playoffs, the Avalanche have recently gotten some bad, and good news regarding multiple players.

Injuries are starting to take effect, as the Avalanche are currently without 4 key players, but they have gotten some good news.

Jared Bednar revealed that all four players are only listed as day-to-day and should be back in time for the playoffs.

The Avalanche are currently without Sam Girard, Josh Manson, Jonathan Drouin, and Martin Necas, which would change things for them heading into the playoffs if they are not available, but with just 4 games remaining in the regular season, resting them so that they are fully healthy may be the best idea.

Now it was just confirmed if any of them are going to be playing in tonight's game against the Vegas Golden Knights.

Meeting with the media today, head coach Jared Bednar revealed that all the players listed as day-to-day will not be available for tonight's game.

This includes Martin Necas, Jonathan Drouin, Josh Manson, and Sam Girard.

Sam Girard, and Josh Manson were injured before the Avalanche began their recent three game road trip, unlike Necas, and Drouin.

Both Necas, and Drouin were injured during the Avalanche's first game of the road trip against the Chicago Blackhawks. Necas' injury looked to be bad after he snapped his head back while making a defensive play, but thankfully he won't be out long-term.

Resting the players before heading into the playoffs may be the smartest move for the Colorado Avalanche.