The Colorado Eagles scored twice in 52 seconds late in the third period and secured a 5-2 win over the Chicago Wolves in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals on Saturday evening in Loveland, Colo.
The best-of-seven series is tied at a game apiece as the teams head to Chicago for the next three contests, beginning with Game 3 on Tuesday (8 ET, 
).
With the Wolves nursing a 2-1 lead, Colorado tied the score at 2-2 with exactly five minutes left in regulation when Sean Behrens dug a puck free out of the corner and T.J. Tynan centered a pass to defenseman Jacob MacDonald, whose one-timer from between the hash marks beat Cayden Primeau.
A high-sticking penalty against Nikita Pavlychev off the ensuing faceoff gave the Eagles a power play, and T.J. Hughes shoveled home a loose puck with 4:08 to play to give Colorado the lead at 3-2.
The Wolves pulled Primeau but Jason Polin and Ivan Ivan each found the empty net to finish the scoring. Chicago did not record a shot on goal in the third period until Ronan Seeley’s try was stopped by Trent Miner with 52.5 seconds left.
Tynan finished the night with three assists, Tristen Nielsen tallied a goal and an assist and Miner (9-3) made 13 saves for the Eagles.
Joel Nyström and Ivan Ryabkin scored for the Wolves, and Primeau (7-4) stopped 25 shots.
(Series tied, 1-1)
Game 1 – Thu., May 28 – Chicago 3, COLORADO 2
Game 2 – Sat., May 30 – COLORADO 5, Chicago 2
Game 3 – Tue., June 2 – Colorado at Chicago, 8:00
Game 4 – Wed., June 3 – Colorado at Chicago, 8:00
Game 5 – Fri., June 5 – Colorado at Chicago, 8:00
*Game 6 – Sun., June 7 – Chicago at Colorado, 8:05
*Game 7 – Mon., June 8 – Chicago at Colorado, 9:05
*if necessary… All times Eastern
