The New York Rangers leveled the series against Carolina Hurricanes to 2-2. Edmonton Oilers, on the other hand, took a series of matches between Canadian teams.
25.5. 08:46 • Updated May 25. 08:50
The Edmonton Oilers lost their 3-0 lead in the second round of the NHL hockey playoffs against the Calgary Flames, but eventually escaped to a 5-3 win. Calgary’s soaring chase ended Rasmus Anderssonwho scored 3 – 3 on their own.
Calgary, who played undercut, was deprived of the puck from Edmonton in his own defensive area, and Swedish defender Andersson did not hesitate. A concentrated shot flew past the Calgary guard at a sluggish pace in the air Mike Smith.
At the end of the match, Edmonton got the plot again. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Evander Kane hit the second goal of the evening and secured a victory for Edmonton. In the previous match, Kane, who did a hat trick, leads the playoffs with 12 goals.
Edmonton Jesse Puljujärvi played in the 13th minute, but could not reach the power points.
Edmonton rose to one victory from the NHL Western Conference Finals. It leads the match series with 3-1 victories.
The third goal in the playoffs
The New York Rangers took their second consecutive win in a series against Carolina Hurricanes. The Rangers won 4-1 at home and equalized 2-2.
A place in the finals of the Eastern Conference requires four victories. The fifth match will be played in Raleigh on the night before Friday, Finnish time.
Carolina’s Finnish players were responsible for the away team’s only goal in the third round. Sebastian Aho bait and Teuvo Sharp finalized a 1-3 reduction hit. The goal was Teräväinen’s third in the spring playoffs. Antti Raanta defeated Carolina on goal 24 times.
Rangers Finnish striker Kaapo Kakko played just over ten minutes in the match. Rangers goals were recorded Frank to Vatran, Adam Foxille, To Mika Zibanejad and powers for 1 + 2 strikers Andrew Coppille.
Carolina have already led the match 2-0, but the Rangers have been better in the last two times. The winner of the match series will face Tampa Bay Lightning in the conference finals, who cut off his series the night before Tuesday in Finnish time.