The Redwoods are hoping to start a winning streak when they take on the Atlas on Saturday at 1 p.m. ET on NBC.

Atlas is coming into this game with something to prove. After taking a 15-6 beating against the Whipsnakes, the Bulls will want to regain some early series mojo to bring their final pool play record to .500.

The Redwoods are coming off their first victory. In a real goaltender's battle, the Redwoods came out on top against their rivals, Chaos in overtime. The 'Woods are also going to be looking to get to .500, and they'll want to have a winning streak going into tournament play.

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Bouncing Back from a Blowout
In Atlas' last game, it got ugly and stayed ugly for quite some time. The Whipsnakes had their way on offense and didn't let the Bulls score for a quarter and change.

Atlas got crushed at the stripe. The usually reliable, Trevor Baptiste, went 5-19 in faceoffs. The Atlas had no luck from anyone else who lined their stick up with Joseph Nardella.

At attack, the Atlas looked discombobulated and had a hard time finding the back of the net. Their three attackmen combined to shoot 11% on Thursday. Expect to see a more aggressive Rob Pannell moving forward, considering he's only scored two PLL goals so far.

The Bull's middies also let them down against the 'Whips, as rookie sensation Bryan Costabile was left scoreless. Connor Buczek has been quiet, only scoring once in 17 shots so far during the Series.

Atlas needs their offense to live up to its offseason potential to get off the snide against the Redwoods.

Gaining Momentum
The Redwoods rode Tim Troutner's stellar play in goal to an overtime victory to earn their first win in the Championship Series.