"I got a fortunate bounce," Huberdeau said. "Me and Aleksander Barkov]*
Colorado's Nathan MacKinnon had a goal and an assist to stretch his point streak to 12 games. He has 17 points (seven goals, 10 assists) in the streak, tying Joe Sakic for the fourth longest to begin a season in Avalanche/Quebec Nordiques history.
Barkov and Colton Sceviour scored, and Bobrovsky made 27 saves for the Panthers (6-3-4), who went 2-1-1 on a four-game road trip.
"It feels good," Huberdeau said. "It's a huge two points. I think we had a good road trip overall except Vancouver (a 7-2 loss Monday). We're starting to play more together and tonight showed the character of our team. A huge comeback and now we're going to have a stretch at home and it's going to be good to be under the sunshine."
Matt Nieto and Joonas Donskoi scored, and Grubauer made 34 saves for the Avalanche (8-2-2), who played their first game without injured forward Gabriel Landeskog.
"It's disappointing because when you're able to sort of not be completely at your best for 60 minutes and to be in a position to be up two (goals) late in the third, it's a tough point to lose," Avalanche coach Jared Bednar said.
The Avalanche took a 1-0 lead at 6:05 of the first period on Nieto's goal. Matt Calvert's shot from the left point was tipped by Pierre-Edouard Bellemare in the slot and Nieto slipped it between Bobrovsky's pads.
The Panthers tied 1-1 at 9:59 of the period on Sceviour's goal. He was between the face-off circles when he redirected Aaron Ekblad's shot from the right point.