Avalanche vs Wild live stream: Watch online free 9:30 ET for game 4 in a 2-1 series led by Colorado. Minnesota looks to keep the momentum from an overtime winner on Tuesday.

In game 3, Colorado went into overtime vs Minnesota with no score for either team. The Avalanche were unable to get the puck passed the rookie who made his playoff debut for the Wild in Darcy Kuemper. Watch the free live stream online to see if the rookie can follow up on his shutout over the Avs on Tuesday.

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The Avs were practicing on the power play that's 1-for-11 through three games. With Barrie out after suffering an injury at the hands of Cooke, forward PA Parenteau will slide to the point and try to get more shots to the net.

"That's where we had a chance to win [Game 3]," Parenteau told NHL.com. "They played really good 5-on-5 and we had a few opportunities to get on the power play and score goals. I think that's where we lost the game."

With Cooke suspended seven games by the NHL on Wednesday for his hit on Barrie, Minnesota has made adjustments of its own. The Wild moved forward Nino Niederreiter into Cooke's left wing spot on the third line, a group expected to shadow Colorado's top scoring trio, according to NHL.com.

"Adding a guy who can be strong on the puck, who's responsible defensively and can play a strong two-way game and that was important to us," Yeo said. "We have confidence in those guys so we're not going to try to hide anybody out here. If we feel it's not working, I'm comfortable with any line. I'm comfortable with any of our centermen."

The Wild moved Niederreiter up to the third line, which meant Minnesota will reinsert Kyle Brodziak as the fourth-line center. He was a healthy scratch for the first time in his Wild career in Game 3.

"[We want] the same things that we always want from him. Obviously penalty-killing will be important and sort of a defensive-minded presence on the ice but a guy who's going to be play the game hard both ends of the ice and a guy who's going to be strong on the puck," Yeo said. "That's really not a big change for him, and I'm confident he'll come in and play well."