Avalanche Win Western Conference Finals 2022 Game 1 8-6! What A Game To Recap.

I'm being completely honest readers, I started writing at the start of Period 3.  It was that eventful of a Western Conference Final Game 1.  Let's do this all!

Period 1:

Goal 1 at 5:04 by Oilers From Kane.  

Goal 2 at 5:40 by Avalanche From Compher

Goal 3 at 15:10 by Avalanche From McKinno 

Goal 4 at 19:37 by Oilers From Hyman

Goal 5 at 19:46 by Avalanche From Makar

Yes, 5 goals in the first period alone.  This was just the start of the game too.  Period 2 would prove just as exciting with several goals of it's own, from both teams!  For those trying to keep pace here, the score going into Period 2 was Avalanche on top 3-2.  

Goal 6 at 0:32 by Avalanche From Kadri

Goal 7 at 2:59 by Oilers From McLeod 

Goal 8 at 4:38 by Avalanche From Rantansn 

Goal 9 at 6:20 by Avalanche From Compher 

Goal 10 at 16:20 by Avalanche From Cogliano

Goal 11 at 16:51 by Oilers From McDavid

As I said, the scoring didn't slow down in Period 2!  At this point in the game we had 11 goals and the score was 7-4 Colorado Avalanche on top.  More scoring in the third period?  Sure, why not!

Goal 12 at 3:28 by Oilers From Ryan.  

Goal 13 at 12:36 by Oilers From Nugent-Hopkins

Goal 14 at 19:38 by Avalanche From Landeskog 

The final would be 8-6 Avalanche Win.  Wow, what a game!  14 goals total, lead change after lead change and so close to Overtime it seemed t be inevitable.  However, this game would not need extra time.  Still, what an amazing series opener and Conference Final Game 1.  Game 2 will be on TNT at 8:00 PM EST Thursday evening.  Remember, tomorrow night is Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals for the Tampa Bay Lightning at the New York Rangers.  8:00 PM EST puck drop set there as well.  If tonight is a preview for what's to come in our road to the Stanley Cup 2022, this is going to be so fun hockey lovers!

  








 

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