Colorado Avalanche Win Game 1 Of Stanley Cup Final 2022 In Overtime 4-3! 6/15/22

Ah it's time for the best hockey of the season...Stanley Cup Final hockey is on!  Representing the West are the Colorado Avalanche, while representing the East is the two-time reigning champion Tampa Bay Lightning.  Game 1 of the Finals wouldn't disappoint, so lets recap hockey fans.    

At 7:47 the Avalanche would open the goal scoring of the Stanley Cup Final 2022.  On their home ice Landeskog would score, making it 1-0 Avalanche.  This would be followed by another Avalanche goal at 9:23, this time by way of Nichushkin.  Don't count out the Lightning though, Paul would come through and put them on the board at 12:26.  This would give the Avalanche a 1 goal lead...until Lehkonen would score at 17:31, giving his Avalanche team their 2 goal lead back just in time for the period to end.  3-1 after 20 minutes of hockey.  

In Period 2 we'd see the revenge of the Lightning.  First Palat would have a goal at 12:51, then Sergachev would have another at 13:39.  This would tie the game at 3-3 after 40 minutes.  After an incredible battle all Period 3, no one would score.  Yes hockey fans, Game 1 goes to Overtime!  

Now don't worry if you have to get to bed for work tomorrow, the Avalanche got this!  At 1:23 Burakovsky would score for the Avalanche, ending the game in their favor on home ice!  4-3 is your final and Game 1 goes to the Avalanche.  

Game 2 will be in Colorado also, on Saturday night.  You can watch it on ABC at 8:00 PM EST.  It will be fun to see.  Can Colorado go to Tampa Bay with a 2 game lead?  Or will the Tampa Bay Lightning even the series before heading home?  We'll find out in a couple days hockey fans!

  

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