Jan Hejda potted the game-winning goal for Colorado with about eight ticks left in regulation to give the Avalanche a 4-3 win over Vancouver on Saturday afternoon.
It was his first goal of the 2013 campaign. Gabriel Landeskog, Cody McLeod and P.A. Parenteau also scored for the Avs in the victory.

Jan Hejda had an assist in Thursday's defeat.
Hejda has nine points in 31 games. He's not worth owning in standard leagues, but has some value in leagues that count hits and blocked shots.

Defenseman Jan Hejda said on Monday that the Colorado Avalanche have lost their confidence.
It happened in the game against Edmonton and the Avs are on a four game losing streak starting with that game. "Everything starts with that loss to Edmonton. We lost confidence. Everybody is trying (not) to make a mistake," Hejda said. "D-zone coverage, we have no rhythm right now ... Four games in a row we've allowed four, five, six goals against. Not acceptable. I don't know. We have to simplify it, probably."

Jan Hejda recorded two assists in Colorado's 3-2 overtime shootout loss to San Jose on Tuesday.
Hejda also played a team-high 24:51 minutes of ice-time and had four shots on goal in the contest. However, he has just five points in 17 games and has never been much of a threat offensively. Until he receives powerplay minutes, Hejda shouldn't even be considered as a potential waiver wire acquisition.

Jan Hejda was a healthy scratch on Monday.
Just an FYI as Hejda has no fantasy value in traditional pools although he does pick up a lot of hits and blocked shots.