The Golden Knights will head home to T-Mobile Arena desperate to avoid falling into an 0-3 series hole after a tough 3-2 overtime loss in Game 2, after what was a greatly improved effort. Game 3 will be played in front of a 100% capacity crowd, which should make for an absolutely electric atmosphere inside the fortress.

InGame 2, we saw a contest much more in line with what was expected between these two powerhouses, an excellent affair played at an incredible pace with a ton of speed and skill on display for both sides and two Vezina-candidate goaltenders going toe to toe. That was much different from the Avalanche’s 7-1 thrashing in Game 1, a game Vegas never appeared ready for.