Stanley cup playoffs updates

Colorado responded in Game 2 with three unanswered goals to even the series. Logan Couture scored a hat trick in Game 3 on the road to give the Sharks a series lead, only for that lead to disappear after the Avs shutout San Jose in the fourth game. Should there be a Game 7, it would be Wednesday in San Jose. The Stars, led by Ben Bishop, pulled off a Game 5 win on the road by a score of , taking a series lead.

Bishop stopped 38 of 39 shots, and Jason Spezza and Esa Lindell each scored to give Dallas the win and get them one game closer to a trip to the Western Conference Finals. Louis started the series off with a win in Game 1, only to see Roope Hintz and the Stars take the second game in St. There was an error processing your subscription. Watch Now:. Cale Makar is next great offensive-minded defenseman Chris Bengel 6 min read.

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Islanders 8 p. Avalanche 8 p. Bruins 11 a. Capitals 3 p. Flyers 8 p. Blues p. Avalanche 2 p. Capitals 8 p. Flames p. Coyotes 3 p. Blue Jackets p. Blackhawks 8 p. Flames 2 p. Blackhawks p.

Canadiens 8 p. Blue Jackets 3 p. Coyotes p. Hurricanes 8 p. Canadiens 3 p. John Verrall. Thanks for coming back! I made a few revisions to my May 16th newsletter, so it may help to review that article first. Introduction A strange regular season has given way to an even stranger playoff format. Regular Season vs Playoff Comparison… So Far For each of the 16 teams in the playoffs I looked at actual number of goals scored for and against and compared them to the xG model prediction of number of goals that should have been scored for and against.

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