Parise (lower body) won't play Tuesday versus the Flames, Brennan Vogt of The-Rink.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Parise will miss his second game in a row with the injury. The 39-year-old's absence allows Fredrik Olofsson to stay in the lineup. Parise's next chance to play is Wednesday versus the Canucks.

Parise (lower body) left Wednesday's game against Detroit and will miss Friday's game against Minnesota, per Michael Russo of The Athletic.

EDGE Analysis

Parise has been solid since being acquired by the Avalanche, recording four goals and three assists in 15 games played. The 39-year-old will continue to be a third-line threat for the Avalanche come playoff time. He's currently considered day-to-day with his injury.

Parise scored a goal on four shots and went plus-2 in Monday's 5-0 win over the Blackhawks.

EDGE Analysis

Parise stretched the Avalanche's lead to 4-0 late in the second period. The winger hasn't produced much sustained offense, but he's been fine in a middle-six role so far with seven points, 28 shots on net, 10 hits and 12 blocked shots over 14 appearances. Parise's fantasy value is limited to deeper formats, though his power-play role adds a little intrigue to his profile.

Parise scored twice on five shots and assisted on a power-play goal in Thursday's 5-0 win over the Blackhawks.

EDGE Analysis

Parise had a hand in the Avalanche's first three goals. The three-point night was easily the biggest impact he's had since signing with Colorado. The middle-six forward has three goals and three assists through 12 games.

Parise had an assist, one shot on net, one block and one hit in Tuesday's 3-1 win over Vancouver.

EDGE Analysis

Parise gathered a loose puck in the corner and fed a pass cross-ice back to the point where Ryan Johansen deposited the game-winning goal. It was the second consecutive game with an assist for Parise, who has a goal and two assists over eight games in an Avalanche uniform.

Parise had an assist, two shots on net and one hit over 11:51 of ice time in Sunday's 4-3 win over Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

Parise dug a puck out from behind the Coyotes net that set up the sequence leading to Jack Johnson's goal. It was the second point in seven games since Colorado signed him as a free agent in late January.

Parise scored a goal on one shot, blocked a shot and delivered two hits over 11:48 of ice time in Thursday's 5-2 loss to Carolina.

EDGE Analysis

Parise potted his first goal as a member of the Avalanche late in the first period to stanch an offensive onslaught by the Hurricanes, who jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the period. This was Parise's third game with Colorado, which coincidentally has lost all three. He's skating on the third line and averaging 11:26 TOI.

Parise had three shots on net and blocked one shot over 11:24 of ice time in Monday's 2-1 overtime loss to the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

Parise suited up for the first time since Colorado signed him prior to the break. He skated on the third line -- in terms of TOI -- with Ryan Johansen and Artturi Lehkonen. Parise fired two shots during his first shift and drew a holding penalty from Erik Gustafsson. Coach Jared Bednar was pleased with the forward's activity, telling Evan Rawal of Colorado Hockey Now that the 39-year-old was involved right away and looked good after such a long layoff. Parise had not played in an NHL game since the end of the 2022-23 campaign.

Parise signed a one-year, $825,000 contract with Colorado on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Parise will join the Avalanche down the stretch as they aim for a second Stanley Cup in three years. The veteran forward has 429 goals and 879 points in 1,224 career games with the Wild, Devils and Islanders. He tallied 21 goals in 82 games last season. Parise will make his team debut after the All-Star break and will likely serve in a middle-six role.

Parise found the back of the net in a 5-1 victory over New Jersey on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Parise traditionally hasn't been especially notable against his first NHL team. In 18 career games versus the Devils, he now has five goals and 11 points. The 38-year-old's best campaigns are well behind him, but he's been a decent member of the Islanders' supporting cast in 2022-23 with 21 goals and 32 points in 75 outings. Parise is also on quite the roll, providing five goals and six points over his last six appearances.