Avalanche Stun Kings in OT, Lead Series 2-0

0:00It's April 22nd. This is NHL News today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Cory with the story. Colorado Avalanche pulled off a clutch comeback, beating the Los Angeles Kings 2-1 in overtime during Gain 2 of the Western Conference first. Round, Nicholas Roy delivered the winner at 7 minutes 44 seconds, stuffing home a rebound past Kings Goalie, Anton Forsberg in a wild scramble. Gabriel Landiskov nodded it up late, scoring with 3 minutes 35 seconds left in the third on a perfect cross-crease feed from Martin, Neckas. That goal erased L.A.'s one-nothing lead and sent the Denver crowd into a frenzy. Fans are buzzing about Colorado's resilience as the top-west seed and president's trophy champs. The Avalanche, now hold a commanding two games to zero-series edge, putting real pressure on the Kings heading out of ballerina. That wedge would stood tall for Colorado with 24 saves, including a huge stop on Quinn Bifield's penalty shot while shorthanded.

1:00Forsberg battled back with 34 stops for L.A., but Artemis Penerin's third-period powerplay tally was their only score. Avalanche roll into Los Angeles for Game 3 on Thursday at 10 p.m., Eastern, where the Kings fight to stay alive.