Colorado Avalanche fans are eagerly anticipating the upcoming NHL season, but what if the league's scoring system were to undergo a radical change? In a hypothetical 3-2-1 point system, the Avalanche's 2025-26 season would likely be a thrilling ride. Under this system, wins would be worth 3 points, regulation losses would be worth 2, and overtime losses would be worth 1. This shift in the point system could significantly impact the Avalanche's playoff chances and their positioning in the league standings. With a potent offense led by stars like Nathan MacKinnon and Mikko Rantanen, the Avalanche would need to adapt to this new system to maintain their competitive edge.
How The 2025-26 Colorado Avalanche Season Would Look In A 3-2-1 Point System Yahoo Sports
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