Colton Sissons contributed to Nashville's struggles by taking an interference penalty late in the second period, which helped shift momentum in favor of Montreal. His penalty, combined with another by Gustav Nyquist, led to a crucial power play goal for the Canadiens early in the third period.

Colton Sissons was penalized for interference with just four seconds left in the second period, contributing to a momentum shift that allowed Laine to score for Montreal during a power play in the third period. This penalty exemplifies the Predators' struggles, as they failed to capitalize on their scoring opportunities.

Colton Sissons was penalized for interference with just seconds left in the second period, contributing to a 5-on-3 power play opportunity for Montreal that led to Laine's goal early in the third period.

Colton Sissons tied the game at 2-2 early in the third period, scoring his second goal of the season, both of which have come against the Avalanche. He has a notable history of success against Colorado, with 10 career goals against them, including three goals and seven points during a six-game playoff series in 2018. His ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities was highlighted in this game, as he benefited from Roman Josi's play to set up an easy goal.

Colton Sissons scored a goal for the Nashville Predators in their 3-2 overtime loss to the Colorado Avalanche. His performance contributed to a competitive game, but ultimately, the Predators fell short in the extra period.