A tighter-than-expected Game 1 on the ice and on the scoreboard for the Los Angeles Kings and interim head coach DJ Smith threw off pundit predictions for this series in the Stanley Cup Playoffs in the West vs. the Colorado Avalanche this past weekend on Sunday afternoon (April 19).
The Kings and Smith showed more confidence and energy on the ice and in the zone defensively in front of goalie Anton Forsberg in Game 1 vs. Colorado on the road in the Mile High City this past weekend on Sunday. LA didn't go away and get handled on the ice and on the scoreboard as many had predicted vs. Colorado in the opening round in the West.
A win tonight would flip home ice advantage for the Kings early this week at Crypto.com Arena. It would also mean that the Kings have a possible path forward in the postseason in the playoffs this spring late this week in the West.
Here’s everything you need to know to catch Game 2 action on Tuesday night between the Kings and Avalanche on the road at Ball Arena in Denver, CO:
- Date:Â Tuesday, April 21st
- Start Time:Â 7 pm PT
- TV Channel:Â ESPN
- Announcers:Â Bob Wischusen, Erik Johnson, Stormy Buonantony (reporter)
- Radio:Â ESPN LA app
- Live Stream:Â ESPN app |Â Fubo
The series' first game between the Kings and Avalanche in the opening round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs this past weekend was broadcast live in front of a national television audience on TNT and streamed live on HBO Max. Tonight's game against the Avalanche will be the only time in the series' first four games in the West in the Stanley Cup Playoffs that the Kings will be broadcast live in front of a national television audience on ESPN.
Tonight's game for the radio broadcast will be available on the ESPN LA app and the LA Kings team app.
The broadcast team for the Kings-Avalanche in Game 2 of the postseason in the playoffs tonight in the West on ESPN will be Bob Wischusen, Erik Johnson, and reporter Stormy Buonantony. In the ESPN studio, PK Subban, Steve Levy, and Mark Messier will be providing the commentary pregame and in the intermissions tonight.
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