The Spanish game call or Burakovsky's overtime goal is legendary
The Colorado Avalanche took a 1-0 series lead in the Stanley Cup Finals. The overtime game winning goal came off of the stick of Andre Burakovsky. The goal coming just moments into overtime set the Denver crowd into a frenzy.
But the only person in more of a frenzy might be the Spanish announcer who provided this legendary sound byte.
The Lightning are still in Denver for tonight's Game 2. The Lightning are looking to bounce back from an underwhelming showing in Game 1.
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