Juuso Parssinen scored the only goal for Colorado in their 3-1 loss to Chicago, contributing to the team's efforts during a challenging three-game road trip. His performance comes as the Avalanche navigate injuries, including the absence of forward Jonathan Drouin.

Juuso Parssinen scored the Avalanche's only goal in their 3-1 loss to the Blackhawks, showcasing his skill with a backhanded shot under the crossbar. This marked his first goal since joining Colorado in a trade from Nashville, highlighting his potential to contribute to a team in search of depth scoring.

Juuso Parssinen opened the scoring for Colorado with a backhand goal just over six minutes into the first period, marking his first goal since joining the team in a trade with Nashville. Despite the early lead, the Avalanche struggled to capitalize on opportunities, ultimately falling to the Blackhawks.

Juuso Parssinen is set to play on the fourth line for the Avalanche, centering Jere Innala and Casey Mittelstadt. This placement comes as Mittelstadt has struggled with his performance, and Bednar has expressed the need for him to regain confidence. Parssinen's role will be crucial as the team seeks to balance its lineup and maximize production from all lines, especially with the pressure of facing the league-leading Jets.