3 things from the avalanche for game 4 | Colorado avalanches can be seen

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The Dallas stars in three games in a Stanley Cup Playoffs series have led to The Avalanche in three games. Do you think you are interested in a 2-1 lead in the series after three games?

There is no panic in the avalanche covering room, but if you are in the series, there must be a little concern. And if there are concerns, Jared Bednar will change in the Ball Arena by Jared Bednar on Saturday.

Here are three important things you should watch out of the avalanche:

Further changes to the forward lines

Bednar changed his lines before game 3 and wanted to wake up some of his top-Six strikers. Valeri Nichushkin found his game, but the top line fought powerfully.

There will be more changes in game 4.

Each of the three best lines will have a new look. Artturi Lehkonen, who spent games 1 and 2 with Nathan Mackinnon and Martin Necas on the first line, looks like he was returning for game 4. This line spent far too much time to the size and needs someone who is ready to go online and to do the dirty work, a Lehkonen specialty.

The biggest change will be in the second line, since Gabriel Landeskog has already been funded after a game. Landeskog spent the training with Brock Nelson and Nichushkin and gave Colorado a second line that is a real size.

“I thought he was incredible under these circumstances,” said Bednar about the captain’s first game.

Landeskog spoke after training on Friday and seemed ready to no longer talk about how he feels like everything.

“No problems. The body is good,” said Landeskog. “It wasn’t really like playing and then playing how I would feel, so we felt quite confident with it.”

Landeskog Movement means that Jonathan Drouin, who has to struggle in this series, will play with Charlie Coyle and Joel Kiviranta in the third line.

Power Play Chaos

If Colorados PowerPlay was able to use one of his three options in the last 15 minutes of game 3, we will probably look at another series. They didn’t do it and they didn’t look good with these performance options, so they had to expect changes.

Drouin is in the first unit, and in is … Landeskog.

Yes, after just one game, Landeskog not only climbed into the second line, but he also found himself the top power play unit. It is interesting that he did not face his old place in front of the network. Instead, we got used to the fact that Mikko ranten adapted with the man’s advantage-on half the walls opposite Mackinnon.

It is a new look that has to pay off if the avalanche wants to turn this series around.

“We have a lot of things to work,” said Landeskog. “Create a chaos in front of the net and we will need more.

Where is the Makar moment?

We are still waiting for Cale Makar to have a “Wow” moment in this series. He is Cale Makar, so the teams concentrate on him, especially at this time of year. But his performance in the offensive end was disappointing in three games. He would probably be the first to tell you that.

In games 1 and 3 Makar registered 14 shot attempts with a straight strength. One of them actually hit the net. Game 4 seems to be the perfect time for him to make a name for himself in the series.

The avalanche may need it.

“I think he’s probably fighting a little in the series on the offensive side,” said Bednar about Makar. “We had some people who recently beaten up the puck. It is part of the reason why I think our power game couldn’t be as good as it could have been. Listen to Cale. He has played a bad game here or there. He has withdrawn.

“But I think if you ask him or just get used to seeing, it will be more difficult in playoffs to create high -quality opportunities. But it gets better if we go here too.”