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Denver Post on 2022-06-01 21:22
Keeler: Nathan MacKinnon is Avalanche’s engine. Gabe Landeskog is their battery. But if Colorado wants to hoist 2022 Stanley Cup, Mikko Rantanen can’t just be a passenger.
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