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Avalanche's Nathan MacKinnon: Posts assist in regular-season finale

MacKinnon wrapped up the season with 17 goals and 53 points while playing all 82 games. He also posted three power-play goals and a career-high 11 assists on the man advantage while also finishing with two shorthanded markers. His work on special teams will be what fantasy owners covet in 2017-18, and hopefully the Avalanche are better so his plus-minus isn't so brutal.

Avalanche's Nathan MacKinnon: Earns pair of points in loss

The 21-year-old has five points over his last four games, which has elevated him to the 50-point plateau for the third time in his four-year career. MacKinnon's minus-15 rating is a personal worst, though that's largely due to the struggles of the Avs as a whole rather than his individual performance, while his 20:00 of average ice time is a full minute more than his previous best.

Avalanche's Nathan MacKinnon: Two assists in 7-4 loss

MacKinnon seemed to have Colorado on pace for a rare win with assists on a pair of goals by Mikko Rantanen, but five unanswered third-period tallies allowed Edmonton to cruise to a 7-4 victory. While the lack of skill around him can be seen in MacKinnon's minus-18 rating, the fourth-year center's 32 assists are the most he's had since accruing 39 as a rookie.

Avalanche's Nathan MacKinnon: Pads win with empty-net tally

The speedster sank a wrister from the slot for his 13th goal of the season. MacKinnon leads the hapless Avs with 43 points (13 goals, 30 assists) and has played in all 65 games. Unfortunately, he often needs to convert in the attacking zone himself to avoid a minus rating on any given night. After all, Colorado's hockey club has a putrid minus-89 goal differential.

Avalanche's Nathan MacKinnon: Pads win with empty-net tally

The speedster sank a wrister from the slot for his 13th goal of the season. MacKinnon leads the hapless Avs with 43 points (13 goals, 30 assists) and has played in all 65 games. Unfortunately, he often needs to convert in the attacking zone himself to avoid a minus rating on any given night. After all, Colorado's hockey club has a putrid minus-89 goal differential.