The Vegas Golden Knights will try to carry their momentum into Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Second Round on Tuesday, and the Colorado Avalanche will try to continue their dominance at home.
The Golden Knights have won two straight games and are outshooting the Avalanche 110-52 since the first period of Game 2.
"Regardless of what's happened the last two games, it's hard to beat anybody three games in a row, never mind the Colorado Avalanche, so we know the task that's in front of us," Vegas coach Peter DeBoer said. "We know their home record and how good they've been at the same time. I think we have confidence in our game that it'll translate to the road and that's our plan."
The Avalanche have won 13 straight home games and are 20-0-1 in their past 21 at Ball Arena dating to the regular season, when they tied the Pittsburgh Penguins for the most wins (22) and points (46) on home ice.
"The guys are very excited," Avalanche forward Tyson Jost said. "We know what's at stake here. It's do or die and now we're back in front of our home fans, so that's exciting. The guys are really energized and ready to come out flying tonight."
Teams that win Game 5 when a best-of-7 series is tied 2-2 are 215-58 (.788) in winning the series.
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