I dunno. Vasilevski looked lost in game 1 in our series bc of the layoff, then he woke up. There was no layoff and he's still lost in game 2? Bring out the forks. They're done.
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Interesting article on how the Avs turned it around:
The nine critical decisions that made the Colorado Avalanche a juggernaut
The Colorado Avalanche are no overnight success. Joe Sakic knows that better than anyone.
He was Colorado's captain when the franchise last won a Stanley Cup, in 2001. Now, 21 years later, Sakic is the architect behind the Avalanche's return to a Final.
Sakic took the reins as Colorado's executive vice president of hockey operations in 2013, after serving as an advisor starting in 2011. He has built the Avalanche into a beast, but it wasn't easy. Along the way there were tough decisions, lost seasons, coaching changes, heartbreaking losses, debilitating disappointments and painful doubt over whether Colorado would ever reach its potential.
Entire article: https://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id...-decisions-made-colorado-avalanche-juggernaut
The nine critical decisions that made the Colorado Avalanche a juggernaut
The Colorado Avalanche are no overnight success. Joe Sakic knows that better than anyone.
He was Colorado's captain when the franchise last won a Stanley Cup, in 2001. Now, 21 years later, Sakic is the architect behind the Avalanche's return to a Final.
Sakic took the reins as Colorado's executive vice president of hockey operations in 2013, after serving as an advisor starting in 2011. He has built the Avalanche into a beast, but it wasn't easy. Along the way there were tough decisions, lost seasons, coaching changes, heartbreaking losses, debilitating disappointments and painful doubt over whether Colorado would ever reach its potential.
Entire article: https://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id...-decisions-made-colorado-avalanche-juggernaut
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Good point and I hope so. I'm over Tampa, a city of transplants and bandwagon fans, winning things.
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Predictably, the Lightning are kicking the Avs ass tonight. I'm telling you, if the Avs can't steal one of these in Tampa, the Bolts are gonna win this shit.
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I think this goes 7. Hoping for more like game 1 than the last 2. When I have no skin in the game, an ass-kicking isn't much fun to watch.
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Great fucking game tonight, heading to overtime. Truly feel like whoever wins this game takes the series. Avs win, they're taking it 4-1. Lightning win, they're taking it in 7.
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OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
Great game. Also, this tweet is 8 years old but remains true every time I think about playoff overtime hockey. I’m a neutral observer and on edge.
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OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
Avs did not come to chew bubblegum that OT. Did not F around. Jumped on them the whole time.
Please die Tampa mini dynasty.
Please die Tampa mini dynasty.
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Yeah. Vasilevskiy is something else, though. Cannot stand Tampa, but Vas is a beast. He was under siege that whole OT and only let in a weird knuckle puck.
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