Avalanche facing elimination after losing Game 5 to Kraken

So much for home ice advantage after coming out flat footed once again the AV squander a chance to take a pivotal 3-2 lead in the series and this is a big blow to the apps to start the third period. You know I think we’re just shooting ourselves in the foot. I know it’s cliche to say but I think there’s plays to be made out there and we’re just not making them for whatever reason right now. You know we’ve we play always from behind you know it’s it’s a makes it tough on us when we have

to play from behind there. They play well with the lead you know they’re they check card not a lot of room out there. You know, it’s we gotta have some desperation a little bit more and just find a way. Yeah, it just seemed to not have the legs, have the energy. A critical moment came in the second period when Nathan McKinnon thought he was tripped and the Kraken scored on the ensuing rush. Knocked up by Bogan? Don’t. And then try and get his incensed. I I spin, I I get 5 feet out on a guy

and he takes my feet out and then. I don’t know what I’m supposed to do. It’s not 1975. I feel like that’s a trip, but. It is what it is. I gotta keep my cool there better. I I can’t

get upset. And yeah, it’s on me there. We just tie it up and would have got a power play, their chance to take a lead and then they go other way. We make a mistake, they score. So it’s it’s very tough. But it’s not the only reason. That’s not the reason we lost for the Avalanche, just

too little, too late. With the series shifting back to Seattle and the ABS on the brink of elimination, it’s time to start facing reality that the reigning Stanley Cup champions may never step foot on the ice behind me again this season. The Ball Arena Ariel or Pseudo 9 News?