"That would have been really big to try and get a late one there and get two on them, but you know, we'll take the extra one and keep going," Crawford said. "We're playing well. The third period was great, didn't give them anything. We were aggressive the whole period. That was great hockey, we got to bring that into the next game."
Each team was playing the second game of a home-and-home after the Avalanche defeated the Blackhawks 4-2 in Colorado on Saturday.
Duncan Keith won it at 1:23 of overtime for Chicago after skating down the left wing and beating Grubauer five-hole.
"I don't score too many overtime goals, but [Nathan MacKinnon] was coming down and I'm just trying to not get embarrassed there, because he's a pretty good player," Keith said. "And he kind of fell and I had the jump on him, and I was thinking he might try to poke it in my back end, but I saw that he wasn't going to have enough room, so I just tried to slam at the net it as hard as I could. It hit the net and luckily it went in."
Alex Kerfoot gave Colorado a 1-0 lead at 15:26 of the second period when Barrie's one-timer in from the point deflected off his knee in front on a 5-on-3 power play.
Artem Anisimov tied it 1-1 at 1:44 of the third period, redirecting Brent Seabrook's point shot on the power play.
"I don't think we played really good today," Grubauer said. "They came out in the first period, they came out in the last period. Back-to-back, those are huge points, important points. We need to make better execution on some plays. We were fine, but I think we got lucky we walked away with one point here."
