Dylan Guenther scored 33 seconds into extra time, giving the Utah Mammoth a 4-3 win over the Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday in Salt Lake Metropolis.
After Colorado’s Martin Necas despatched the sport into extra time with a objective late within the third interval, Utah struck shortly within the additional body.
Clayton Keller carried the puck down the left facet of the zone and despatched a move to the entrance of the online. Guenther reached over and tipped the puck over Scott Wedgewood’s pad to offer the Mammoth their fourth consecutive win.
Mikhail Sergachev had a objective and two assists, Lawson Crouse and Nick Schmaltz additionally scored and Karel Vejmelka turned away 30 photographs for Utah. Keller completed with two assists.
Mammoth middle Jack McBain left the sport within the first interval after getting tangled alongside the boards with Victor Olofsson. McBain returned for only one shift, within the second interval, over the rest of the sport.
Cale Makar and Jack Drury additionally scored for Colorado, which received 29 saves from Wedgewood. The Avalanche haven’t misplaced in regulation this season (5-0-2).
Necas leveled the sport with 2:16 left in regulation on a powerful solo effort. He skated the puck up the correct facet and drove it into the Utah zone. The puck ricocheted again to Necas, who continued his approach down the correct wing and beat Wedgewood from a good angle. It was his fifth objective of the season.
Makar gave Colorado a lead together with his third objective of the season 5:29 into the sport. Zakhar Bardakov had an help for his first NHL level in his second sport.
The Avalanche appeared to take a 2-0 lead within the first minute of the second interval when Gabriel Landeskog scored on a turnover. Nevertheless, what would have been Landeskog’s first regular-season objective since March 5, 2022, was waved off because of Utah’s profitable offside problem.
Utah had a tying objective disallowed for goaltender interference later within the second, however the Mammoth tied it on Schmaltz’s power-play objective at 9:17 of the center interval. The tally was Schmaltz’s fourth of the marketing campaign.
The Mammoth went forward 3:13 later when Kevin Stenlund fired a move by way of the slot to Crouse, who beat Wedgewood with a one-timer. It was his first of the season.
Colorado knotted it up 1:10 into the third interval when Ross Colton’s shot to the entrance of the online deflected off Barrett Hayton’s skate to Drury, who knocked it in for his first objective of the season.
Sergachev put Utah in entrance once more together with his first objective of the season at 5:20 of the third.
–Area Degree Media
