Chris Wagner is among the forwards vying for a spot in the lineup as the Avalanche prepare for the return of key players. With the competition intensifying, Wagner's position could be impacted by the performance of rookies Ivan Ivan and Nikolai Kovalenko, who have both shown potential. As the team evaluates its options, Wagner's role may depend on how the coaching staff decides to structure the lineup and special teams.

Chris Wagner scored a goal for the Avalanche in their 6-3 win over the Kraken, contributing to the team's offensive effort as they snapped a three-game losing streak.

Chris Wagner created early chaos in his first shift, which helped set up the Avalanche's first goal of the game. His presence on the ice contributed to the team's offensive momentum, showcasing his ability to make an impact even in limited ice time.

Chris Wagner has been recalled by the Colorado Avalanche, likely to take Calum Ritchie's place in the lineup for their upcoming game against the Utah Hockey Club.

Chris Wagner, a 33-year-old forward and 11-year NHL veteran, has been called up from the Colorado Eagles to fill the roster spot left by Jonathan Drouin's injury. Wagner has played two games this season in his second stint with the Avalanche and has a total of 65 points in 375 career games across multiple teams, including the Ducks, Islanders, and Bruins.