The Colorado Avalanche don't plan to change a thing about their approach as they attempt to win the Stanley Cup on Friday night against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Here's our notebook from Friday's skates. (lukefoxjukebox, WiebesWorld)
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“You don’t preach it all year long and practise it all year long to throw it away at the most important time of the year,” said Bednar. “I’ll repeat it again, same thing we’ve done all year long. That ability to get in attack mode is one of the biggest reasons the Avalanche lead the series with the3-1, leaving them with three opportunities to close out this series against the two-time defending champions.
“The fans have been unbelievable all year, especially in the playoffs, and I don't think that we're focused on where we close it out,” said Avalanche forward J.T. Compher. “Just focused on playing hockey right now, and the rest will take care of itself. We just want to make sure we do get that fourth win, and tonight's an opportunity for us to do that. It's a great opportunity, and the boys will be ready to go and give it our best shot.
But Point was buzzing and looked sharp taking part in Friday’s optional skate, and we would not be surprised to see him draw in.The defenceman left Game 4’s overtime loss early with an undisclosed injury. He, too, skated Friday.
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