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Newswatch 50 | Thu, Feb 26
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Milan Hejduk had two goals to lead the Avalanche. Chris Stewart also scored for Colorado, while Peter Budaj gave up four goals on 26 shots in the loss.
The Avalanche are last in the Western Conference with 57 points, but are still only eight points out of a playoff berth.
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