Avalanche Take Game 4 In Overtime, 1 More Win And They Claim 2022 Stanley Cup! Series Heads Back To Colorado For Game 5.

Tonight's Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final 2022 would remind you of Game 1 between these two teams.  It was highly competitive between the visiting Colorado Avalanche and thee home team, Tampa Bay Lightning.  The Lightning would strike first in Period 1, with a goal from Cirelli at just 0:36 into the game.  This would be the only goal of this Period 1 though.  

Period 2 would see the teams trade goals.  The first goal would come from the Avalanche, tying the game a 1-1.  This goal would come from MacKinno at 5:17.  At 10:42 the Lightning would come back with another goal of their own.  This one from Hedman.  After 2 periods of hockey we'd have a close, 2-1 Lightning lead.  

Period 3, like Period 1, would be held to just 1 goal.  This goal would be delivered by Cogliano at just 2:53 into the final regulation period.  This would again tie the game, this time at 2-2.  The score would hold through the remaining 17:07, forcing Overtime, just like in Game 1 of this Stanley Cup Final 2022 Series.  

It would be an amazing overtime, great opportunities and even better blocks and saves.  However, someone had to take Game 4, and at 12:02, Kadri would mark his return as monumental for the Colorado Avalanche!  It's a sweet goal for the Goalie, D. Kuemper, who got the secondary assist on this Overtime goal too.  Congrats to them both.  This would give them the win, a final score of 3-2.  This gives them a 3-1 Game Series lead, meaning as they return to Colorado for Game 5 they only need 1 more win to claim the 2022 Stanley Cup.  We'll see if they can do it Friday night, June 24th, at 8:00 PM EST.  It will all go down live on ABC.  

 

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