The Colorado Avalanche is a win over the Stanley Cup. The away team won 3–2 goals in the 4th match of the Tampa Bay Finals. The winning goal was shot by Nazem Kadri in the time of 72.02. Avalanche now leads the series with 3-1 victories.
Tampa Bay Lightning and the Colorado Avalanche finished their fourth final through a long formula on Thursday morning Finnish time. The final match at Tampa was extended to the playoffs, for the second time during the final series.
In the sequel, the Colorado striker became the hero Nazem Kadri. The Canadian striker escaped Tampa’s defense in the extra round and is the smartest home team goalkeeper Andrei Vasilevskin with. Kadri lifted the puck handsomely to the ceiling of the paint, where the puck was hidden between the net and the support bar at the top.
The players and the referees wondered for a moment where the game equipment had disappeared. Defender of Colorado Bowen Byram however, he hurried to show the puck and blew up the away team for a fierce celebration. Colorado is now leading the final with 3-1 victories and the Stanley Cup win is a break for it in a home game in Denver.
You can watch the main picture of the winning goal story from the video on the spot.
Kadri did not return to the Avalanche playoff line until Thursday and played in the 4th final of his first match in the series. Kadri has previously suffered a hand injury in the playoffs.
About the Finns of Colorado Mikko Rantanen scored after scoring a 1-1 to score. The entry point for Rantanen was already eighth in the final series.
– We started in the third round and will continue to play the way we did in the second final (Colorado won the game 7-0). Today in the first set we were a little on our feet, but luckily we leveled in the second. We got to believe in that and the second handicap. However, we have not won anything yet, things continue, Rantanen told Sportsa in the booth corridor of the Tampa arena.
Artturi Lehkonen the fourth final was a little darker at first. Lehkonen was on the ice during Tampa’s opening goal, with which his plus-minus statistics dropped to -6 in the finals. In the end, the Finnish striker got to the party after scoring Kadri’s winning goal.
The star players of both woke up
Tampa Bay managed to make the match in the 4th final for the first time in the opening goal series and it came quickly. The red light came on the Colorado goalkeeper Darcy Kuemperin behind the back after just 36 seconds of play. Tampan Anthony Cirellin the paint struck from the loose disc also raised questions, as Kuemper’s mask fell off his head Erik Cernakin with the shot.
According to NHL rules, if a goalkeeper’s mask falls on an immediate goal without contact from an opponent’s player, the game will not be whistled. Therefore, the goal was passed and Colorado did not challenge it.
You can watch Cirell’s opening paint in the video below.
Also noteworthy about the opening round was the wild pace of the game. When the first set of the previous game stretched to over 45 minutes, on Thursday time flew like teams on ice. Both teams weighed in on the gas bottom, serving a little more of Colorado. Tampa Bay often had to resort to a safer waiver of the puck under pressure from the Avalanche.
In the second installment, Tampa was better able to control the pressure on Colorado. Lightning were able to use their short change to the attack direction to take advantage of their own long spins.
A good example of this was seen towards the end of the game, when the home team spun their short pace with constant heartbeat and made Colorado constantly defend. Away team star defender Cale Makar had to play in the tube for about two minutes and was apparently quite punctured.
The goals were created through other superstars. Nathan MacKinnon managed to score his first goal for Colorado in the final series when he steered Rantasenveto with a skate to the finish line with superiority. Swedish defender on the Tampa Bay side Victor Hedman also woke up to the series and slipped Tamper past Kuemper past the 2-1 lead.
The third installment was at the top of Colorado, at the end of Tampa Bay. However, the away team scored the most important thing, a tie. Andrew Coglianon the equalizer hit was enough to eventually take the match to the playoffs.
You can watch all of the fourth finals in the goal summary below. The fifth final of the series will be played on Saturday morning at 3.00 Finnish time. will show the final live as usual.