Colorado played its strongest game of the series on Friday and will have home ice vs. the Kraken on Sunday.
While Kraken coach Hakstol can roll his 4 lines, Avalanche coach Bednar might get a bit antsy with a lack of scoring.
The Kraken already benefit from non-existent Avalanche depth scoring; Nichushkin's absence makes it worse.
The Kraken and Avalanche are both missing 2nd liners and Seattle puts a new emphasis on draws.
The Kraken were overwhelmed by MacKinnon, Rantanen, and Makar in Game-3.
The defending champs were too much for the Kraken in Game-3, riding momentum surges to victory.
The Kraken and Avalanche talk match-ups and playoff intensity as Game-3 gets set to unfold.
The Kraken couldn't hold a 2-0 1st period lead and lost Game-2 in Denver.
The Kraken will face a mighty challenge in Game-2, and it may take on a different look.
The Kraken will try to jump on the Avalanche again before they can fix what ails them.
There's no shortage of playoff experience for the Seattle Kraken.
The Kraken will have to solve not one, but potentially two confident Avalanche netminders.
Three monumental wins highlighted as the Seattle Kraken approach the quarter mark.
