Los Angeles Kings, on Tuesday, provided the advantage of the home-tuz in the first round of Stanley Cup playoffs with a 5-0 road victory against Edmonton Oiles.
Adrian Kempe scored a goal once in a three-point performance, while Warren Foegele and Kevin Fiala gathered a goal and help for kings (47-24-9, 103 points). Quinton Byfield and Vladislav Gavrikov scored goals.
Darcy Kuemper, Goaltender, made 16 savings before being replaced with David Rittich during the third period. Rittiich stopped five beats to share the closure.
Trevor Moore and Anze Kopitar have clarified a pair of assists.
Kings and Oilers will meet each other in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs for the fourth season. Edmonton won three previous meetings and every time he got home advantage.
Calvin Pickard stopped 31 shots for Edmonton (47-29-5, 99 points) without key players in Leon Draisaitl and Mattias Ekholm due to injury and rested Connor McDavid and Zach Hyman with the expectation of playoffs.
Los Angeles left two matches in the normal season. Edmonton has one.
Former Oiler Foenele, the 23rd goal of the season, when he converted a rebound to the 2:55 of the conflict opened the score.
Byfield doubled the leadership near the mid -point of the opening period, deflected the shooting point for a power game marking. Byfield scored 23 times in four consecutive meetings and season.
In 18:45 of the first period, Gavrikov hurled the Los Angeles Edge, passing through the nest and making a shot by making a shot.
Later, Fila added another human Advigen Marker in 7:43 of the second period, and the campaign turned with a rocket from a rocket to the right -face closed point to clarify the 35th target of the campaign.
Kempe made a edge of five goals in 8:13 of the third period, another single -storey was founded by this kopitar during a strange rush.
The Chippy incident returned ugly in the second period in which the Edmonton defender Darnell nurse delivered a cross control behind Byfield’s head. The nurse was given a major punishment and game abuse, and Byfield did not return because of the upper body injury.
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