Leon Draisaitl, the host Edmonton Oiles on Sunday, even on Sunday Stanley Cup playoff series, even because of an exciting 4-3 return victory against Los Angeles Kings, the first career playoff excessive goal of overtime showed a four-point performance.
Evan Bouchard scored twice and Corey Perry added a single for Oilers erasing the third period deficit with the two goals to force the overtime. With the win, they connected the seven best western conferences in 2-2.
Connor McDavid clarified two assistants and saved the Goaltender Calvin Pickard 38.
Vladislav Gavrikov buried a loose disk in a penalty box for a violation of the Penalty box, and at 18:18, an extra wild mix. Draisaitl scored points in 18 playoff match against kings (17 goals, 18 assists).
The 5th game of the series will be on Tuesday in Los Angeles. The host team won four games.
Trevor Moore, Warren Foenele and Kevin Fiala scored goals for Kings, who led the third period in three of the four games of this series. Phil Danault gathered two assists and goalkeeper Darcy Kuemper 44 shots.
Edmonton has eliminated the kings in the first round of the playoffs in each of the last three years, and now he gained momentum to do it again.
The kings jumped more than the drop of the disk, and the Moore was awarded when the score opened the score in the 10:35 sign. Foegele, Los Angeles’a 2-0 ahead of the second period.
Perry’s power game target-when he hit a rebound on the air-Oilers on the board at 4:11 of the frame, and three minutes later, he restored Kings’s two goals with a separation gang.
According to anyone’s surprise, Oilers had another push. In 7:51 of the third period, Bouchard made a single goal game when he cut a disk from the nest connected to the network.
Bouchard then tied the conflict with 28.4 seconds in regulation. A few seconds after preventing a cleaning attempt, Bouchard evacuated a timer from the point and became the only fourth defensive in history to score multiple goals in consecutive games.
Edmonton left behind Kings 11-5 in the third period.
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