Rangers score 2 goals in 21 seconds to bury Avalanche
Ron Chenoy / USA TODAY Sports
Things really snowballed for the Colorado Avalanche on Friday.
Holding a 1-0 lead over the New York Rangers more than halfway through the second period, head coach Patrick Roy watched as his team fell into a 2-1 hole within the span of 21 seconds, thanks to Derek Stepan and Oscar Lindberg.
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The first came after a fortuitous bounce off the end glass, while the second was scored from a seemingly impossible angle.
In 21 seconds the @NYRangers went from being down a goal to being up a goal. #NYRvsCOL https://t.co/pElxL1TwQ8
— NHL (@NHL) November 7, 2015
The offensive burst was all the Rangers needed, as they withstood 14 Colorado shots in the third period to hang on for the 2-1 win.