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9.4
@FlameRaptorRaven
2mo
Amazing how a game can go from okay to really good down the final stretch. The Wild needed to win this game and played like they knew that. They played like the bear in their logo came out of hibernation and immediately noticed an intruder. They scored immediately and thrashed the Avs around like they were ragdolls. Even a goal getting called back couldn’t stop the Wild from taking a huge lead after the 1st period. It was the exact start Minnesota needed and it was easy to think they were going to go back home for game 6. After that, a switch got flipped. The Avs woke up, they began controlling and dominating play while the Wild just did everything they could to hang on to the lead. Once the 2nd period finished, it looked like they would be able to do it. It only got more severe in the 3rd and the Wild looked helpless, relying on Wallstedt to keep their season alive. Right when it looked like he may do it, the Avs tied it up in just 2 minutes. They carried that momentum into OT and won
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9.7
@jacksauer2
2mo
Wow. The Wild controlled 75% of this game. 3-1 late in the 3rd. But two straight goals by Colorado and the Brent Kulak ends Minnesota’s hopes and dreams in overtime. Absolutely heartbreaking way for it to end for the Minnesota Wild. The Avalanche are never out of a game, proving why they are considered the best team in the league. I wish I got to turn this one on but they ended it before Cavs-Pistons wrapped up. Crazy finish to the series, the Avalanche will easily cruise through the Ducks or Golden Knights, and will have an amazing series with Carolina, Buffalo, or Montreal, but I don’t think anyone stops them from winning it all.
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9.2
@Landon
2mo
Ok, wild go up 3-0 I’m thinking “ok this game is not over but anther goal and it might be” the Avs net one, then another one, then another. It’s freaking tied. When it was tied there was zero doubt in my mind. The Avs had won. They shocked Minnesota and ripped their hearts out in OT. Hey, look at that. A three goal lead blown in the playoffs, huh.
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9.3
@rafiki
2mo
Man the Aves never stop fighting. They were on the back foot the first period and they just continued to push and got OT. And what a decision by Bednar to put Wedgewood in, that’s key coaching. Wild were playing so patiently, passing intentionally but just couldn’t control the game enough. And they got only 7 shots after those first 3 goals. Aves get some good, well-deserved rest.
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9.5
@lucasmitchell
2mo
Im such an idiot man. I really turned this game off because I thought it was over... I forgot it was the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Incredible ending and Avs get the OT win at home and ends the series. Im upset with myself but hey maybe me not watching the end made it special.
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9.0
@kingskopium
2mo
Wow. The wild had opportunity after opportunity to put this game away and couldn't. The Avs depth in crunch time really showed with the game tying goals in the 3rd. It was a breath of fresh air to see Minnesota in the second round but they have a lot of decisions to make before we see them hoisting a cup.
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