Three Avalanche D-men who grew up Canucks fans are playing down the road against the Seattle Kraken.
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.
No other Kraken skater had a bigger influence on the outcome of Game-2.
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.
The Avalanche will be turning it up a notch for Game-2 and the Kraken insist they need to as well.
It wasn't at all a shock; the Kraken outplayed the Avalanche and won Game-1 in Denver.
There's no shortage of playoff experience for the Seattle Kraken.
The Denver media believe the Avalanche series with the Kraken will be short and sweet.
The Kraken will have to solve not one, but potentially two confident Avalanche netminders.
Kraken coach Hakstol reiterated it as expected; it's not so much about the opponent, it's about us.
A Seattle Kraken playoff practice was not what the pundits expected to see.
