The Colorado–San Jose draw took a different shape after the break. Colorado led at halftime and put ten shots on target overall, but San Jose found an equaliser and stayed in it. The recorded chance figures for San Jose rose sharply after halftime, while Colorado still kept creating. If you watched it, what changed in the space San Jose could reach: their movement, Colorado's spacing, or something else?
The provisional record is 1–1, with Donavan Phillip scoring first and Dave Romney levelling. The match stats list San Jose at 0.04 expected goals in the first half and 0.67 in the second; Colorado had 13 shots, 11 from inside the box. San Jose's keeper is credited with nine saves. Those figures show when the threat appeared, not the tactical reason for it.
