A couple of 2-1 losses on the scoreboard and in the extra frame in overtime this past few days early this week on Tuesday night put the Los Angeles Kings and interim head coach DJ Smith down by a mark of 2-0 vs. the Colorado Avalanche in the postseason in the playoffs in the West. Smith and the Kings' coaching staff host the Avalanche for the first time in the postseason in the playoffs late this week on Thursday night at Crypto.com Arena, looking to flip the momentum on the scoreboard and in the series.
The Avalanche defeated the Kings in the extra frame in overtime after being tired on the scoreboard in the final frame in the third period on Tuesday night early this week, by a score of 2-1. The Kings are looking to get more offense in the zone, scoring the puck in the postseason in the playoffs in Game 3 on home ice vs. Colorado.
Artemi Panarin scored the series' only two goals on the scoreboard for the Kings on special teams on the power play on the 5-on-4 man advantage. Winning games in the extra frame in overtime late this week on Thursday night will be key for the Kings in the West to be able to resolve some of the issues the team had on the ice this past regular season in this past few months.
Here’s everything you need to know to catch Game 3 action on Thursday night between the Kings and Avalanche on home ice for the first time this postseason in the playoffs in the West at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, CA:
- Date:Â Thursday, April 23rd
- Start Time:Â 7 pm PT
- TV Channel:Â TNT/truTV and FDSN
- Announcers:Â John Forslund, Eddie Olczyk, Nabil Karim (reporter)
- Radio:Â ESPN LA app
- Live Stream:Â HBO Max |Â Fubo
As the series in the West this postseason in the playoffs turns to LA at Crypto Arena late this week on Thursday night, the Kings and Avalanche are back to being broadcast live in front of a national television audience on TNT and truTV. The game will also be broadcast live locally on FanDuel Sports Network West.
Thursday night's matchup on home ice at Crypto Arena between the Kings and Avalanche will be streamed live on HBO Max and the radio broadcast is available on the ESPN LA app and the LA Kings team app.
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