Zach Hyman scored the remaining goal and Connor Brown, 76 seconds later, Edmonton Oiles, on Tuesday night, in the second round of the Western Conference in Las Vegas, Vegas Golden Knights 4-2 gathered to defeat.
Hyman crossed the gloves of the goalkeeper Adin Hll, the third gang of the playoffs.
Brown added the fourth goal of the defender Shea Theodore to the blue line, broke the nest and passed by Hill's glove. This completed Oilers's fifth straight return victory in the playoffs.
Leon Draisaitl had a goal and help, Connor McDavid and Evan Bouchard had two assists, and Corey Perry de Edmonton scored goals for Edmonton, which had a four -game playoff -winning line. Calvin Pickard finished 15 savings.
Mark Stone scored both goals and Hill made 24 savings for Vegas, which drew five matches and 1 playoff win. Stone moved a tie with Jonathan Marchesault for a franchise record with a 36 -season goal.
Vegas, Stone's power game goal, the first period of the 2:13 sign 1-0 ahead. Vegas benefited from Ryan Nugent-Hopkins for an early minor penalty for the high-rod Tomas Hertl along the last boards.
The score came to the double deviation of Theodore's point shot from William Karlsson's rod and then dived from Stone's stick, escaped from the left pole and entering the network.
Stone made 2-0 in the middle of the period with a wrist shot from five holes from the low nest. Jack Eichel's pass.
Oilers reduced Perry to 2-1 towards the end of the period when Perry took a pass from McDavid on the left side of the wrinkle and then threw a wrist around Hill's left pad. It was the third goal of the playoffs.
Edmonton, Golden Knights 12-1 left behind, dominated a second period without a score, but could not benefit from two power games. The man Henrique had the best chance to tie him, but the wrist from the high slot hit the cross rod.
Oilers connected 2-2 to the third period with Draisaitl's right leg behind Draisaitl's right leg behind the goal line. It was the fourth goal of the playoffs.
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