Avalanche Unleash Relentless Fury to Crush Islanders’ Hopes in Stunning 4–1 Thriller
Soon after, the Islanders put Colorado on the power play when Ryan Pulock caught Kelly with a high stick. The Avalanche power play couldn’t capitalize again, but they maintained their 2-1 advantage.
With just under three minutes remaining, New York held an 18–15 edge in shots. Tensions rose shortly after the whistle when Mayfield punched Nečas in the mouth—no penalty on the play, but the Avs’ bench certainly took note.
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In the closing stages of the second, Makar saved a goal when he hooked Matthew Schaefer from behind when he had a clear shot at a wide-open net.
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