Jon Cooper reveals why his team lost games 1 and 2 in Colorado
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MarcO
June 24, 2022 (3:54 PM)
According to the head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning, his team lost games number 1 and number 2 because of the altitude in Colorado.
The arena is elevated and the lack of oxygen, according to Cooper, was a factor in both of the club's losses.
So, another loss tonight to give the Stanley Cup to the Avalanche?
Pretty special excuse...
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