The Anaheim Ducks continued their strong run.
The Anaheim Ducks celebrated a 7-4 victory over the Edmonton Oilers in front of their home crowd.
The Californians took a 2–1 lead in the series, so the oil jerseys, who played in the finals the previous two years, have a lot of pressure on their necks in the second Anaheim home game.
The visitors led the match twice (1–0 and 3–2), but the Ducks won the third set 4–1.
The Oilers were tied early in the period within 42 seconds when Beckett Sennecke struck by Mikael Granlund pass to 4–3 and Leo Carlsson finished right after the Ducks’ fifth.
The hopes of the Oilers were raised for a while Connor McDavid’s the first playoff goal of the current spring, but Jeffrey Viel and Jackson LaCombe ensured with their hits that the victory did not slip away from the hands of the hosts.
In the end, feelings got heated. Still and Vasili Podzolkin after the mill, the Oilers looked for settings for the fourth game by starting a crowd ruckus.
Granlund scored 1+2 in the match and was chosen as the number one star of the match. MG got the puck into the goal twice, but the second goal was disallowed as a high stick.
Konkaritahti has collected a balance of 1+3=4 in three playoff matches.
Kasperi Kapanen on the other hand, shines as the bright spot of his team. The Finnish striker scored his third goal of the playoffs by tying the game 2–2 in the second period. The feed was served Leon Draisaitl.
Mammoth roars
At the end of the regular season To Bruce Cassidy fired given and by John Tortorella hired by the Vegas Golden Knights, like the Oilers, is in trouble.
Utah Mammoth won their first home game 4–2 and took a 2–1 lead in the series.
With the support of their fans, Mammoth roared to a 4–0 lead until the visitors Jack Eichel got the narrowing done. Kiri produced one more goal, but the Mammoth held on in the end.
The Montreal Canadiens also took the second place in the playoffs, defeating the Tampa Bay Lightning 3–2 Lane Hutson with an overtime goal.
Mikael Granlund, who collected three power points, led the Ducks to victory. In the picture with the Finn, Oilers’ Evan Bouchard is twisting. PDO
Connor McDavid had a two-point (1+1) night, but it wasn’t enough for the Oilers. PDO
