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NEW DELHI: The New Jersey Devils defeated the visiting Colorado Avalanche 5-3 on Tuesday night at the Prudential Center in an exciting game. There was a lot of action in the game, and John Marino’s late goal broke the tie to give the Devils the victory.
With key players like Jesper Bratt and Nico Hischier contributing, the Devils had taken a 3-1 lead into the third period.
With a display of deft passing, Bratt—who scored and assisted—was instrumental in setting up Marino’s game-winning goal. Hischier finished with two assists, which helped the Devils hold onto their advantage in the face of the Avalanche’s constant offensive assault.
In an attempt to pull off a surprise, Colorado’s goalie Vitek Vanecek was subjected to a ceaseless storm of shots during the third period. With goals from Cale Makar and Samuel Girard coming just 29 seconds apart, the Avalanche were able to eliminate the Devils’ two-goal lead, setting up a thrilling conclusion.
Nevertheless, New Jersey maintained their poise to take the lead late in the game and refused to give in to pressure. After suffering through a difficult run of games, Erik Haula’s empty-net goal gave the Devils their first victory since the All-Star break.
The Avalanche made a heroic effort to rally, but they were unable to win the second game of a back-to-back. Colorado’s attempt at atonement failed as they were defeated by the Devils’ tenacious play, following their overtime loss to the New York Rangers the day before.
In addition, Colorado star Nathan MacKinnon’s incredible 14-game point streak came to an end during the game, demonstrating the Devils’ capacity to contain one of the best players in the league.
Overall, the Devils vs. Avalanche game demonstrated the thrill and unpredictability of hockey, with the momentum shifting throughout the game until the Devils took the lead and won handsomely.
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