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Game One live blog: Everything is happening as Draisaitl makes it a ... (Edmonton Journal)

The Edmonton Oilers trail the Los Angeles Kings after Trevor Moore opened the scoring in the first period at Rogers Place.

By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. You may unsubscribe any time by clicking on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of our emails. However, only Anze Kopitar, Drew Doughty, Dustin Brown, and Quick remain from the championship teams of 2012 and 2014. Quick had a 23-13-9 record this season with a 2.59 goals against average and .910 save percentage. The jackpot is expected to grow over the five days with early bird prizes such as cash prizes, tickets and unique Oilers fan experiences. Edmontonians can expect an increased police presence around Rogers Place and the Ice District before, during and after games. The tailgate and Ford Hall are free of charge and both open two hours before puck drop. Ford Hall and the expanded Molson Hockey House will also be open for fans this playoff run. Kane said he has been waiting the majority of his life for this moment. “With the pandemic and not being able to go see Oilers games in person, the first goal I’m just going to lose my mind, let’s be honest,” Kane said. This clearly angered Oilers captain Connor McDavid who would skate through everyone en route to scoring a late 2-1 goal to put the Oilers behind by just one. Moore picked up an assist on the goal to give himself an early two-point night. The Oilers powerplay clicked for two goals to give them 50 per cent powerplay percentage on four man-advantages.

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WATCH: Connor McDavid scores gorgeous goal with solo effort (Oilers Nation)

Connor McDavid has arrived. The Los Angeles Kings jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the first period of Game 1 but McDavid brought the Oilers back to ...

The goal is the 12th of McDavid’s playoff career in his 22nd game. It’s also reminiscent of the second goal he scored in Game 1 of the bubble play-in series against the Chicago Blackhawks. Let’s hope this series goes better than that one did. The Los Angeles Kings jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the first period of Game 1 but McDavid brought the Oilers back to within one thanks to this incredible solo effort…

Danault scores winner as Kings outlast Oilers in Game 1 | CBC Sports (CBC.ca)

Phillip Danault scored 14:46 into the third period and the L.A. Kings held off the Edmonton Oilers for a 4-3 win in Game 1 of their first-round playoff ...

Smith made a diving save but couldn't corral the puck and seconds later a long bomb went over his shoulder. He then set Iafallo up to give L.A. a 2-0 lead 16:52 into the first. The score didn't stay knotted at 2-2 for long. Moments earlier, the goalie tried to clear the puck from behind the net and instead put it on the stick of a L.A. player in front. McDavid sent a pass flying from the boards with the puck ricocheting off a broken stick in the slot before Draisaitl settled it and blasted a quick shot past Quick 9:56 into the second. Phillip Danault scored 14:46 into the third period and the L.A. Kings held off the Edmonton Oilers for a 4-3 win in Game 1 of their first-round playoff matchup on Monday.

Kings vs. Oilers - Game Recap - May 2, 2022 - ESPN (ESPN)

EDMONTON, Alberta -- — Phillip Danault capitalized after a miscue by Edmonton goalie Mike Smith and scored the tiebreaking goal late in the third period, ...

He then set Iafallo up to give the Kings a 2-0 lead 16:52 into the first. “It’s how you deal with it that makes you good or makes you a team that’s watching from the sidelines.” “There’s lots of emotion with fans back in the building and I thought we just didn’t handle it all that well,” he said. Seconds later, Danault scored at 14:46 of the third after a shot by Sean Durzi from the point. Smith made a diving save, but couldn't corral the puck. the Oilers.

Kings stave off Oilers with Phillip Danault's late goal in series opener (LA Daily News)

The Kings headed to Canada as underdogs and stole Game 1 of their first-round playoff series on Monday night, edging the Edmonton Oilers 4-3, on a goal from ...

In the final minute of the frame, McDavid scored the goal of the night, if not the playoffs, using his blazing speed unconventionally and finishing with a snipe. He skated back toward his own goal before covering three-quarters of the ice and scorching four defenders en route to a short-side goal. First, the Thousand Oaks native had a brilliant shift from start to finish. It appeared as though the Kings would remain unblemished when Quick leaned, leaped and then lunged to deny Draisaitl’s threatening bid. But the Kings regrouped and patiently moved the puck high to defenseman Sean Durzi, whose shot was deflected in by Danault. Winger Adrian Kempe collected a loose puck in the slot and zoomed ahead, backing up Oilers defenseman Darnell Nurse before leaving a drop pass for Lemieux, whose wrist shot connected through a screen by defenseman Matt Roy. “They’re going to have their moments and I thought Quickie made big saves when we needed them.” “We played in our skin, we played to our identity, it was just a carbon copy of how we’ve done it.” If that script seems familiar, it might be because a decade ago the Kings had a similarly auspicious start in Vancouver. They clinched in Game 81 (this year they did so in Game 80) and then stormed the postseason en route to the franchise’s first Stanley Cup title. Jonathan Quick stood his ground with 36 saves as the Kings earned their first postseason win since 2016. With just over five minutes left, the Kings nearly scored twice before finally finding the net to take a 4-3 lead. Regular-season team MVP Danault added an assist to his game-winner.

NHL Rink Wrap: Playoffs begin with star power, Kings outlasting Oilers (NHL)

Monday NHL Rink Wrap for first day of the playoffs. Recapping Game 1 of Kings - Oilers, Maple Leafs - Lightning, Blues - Wild, and Bruins - Hurricanes.

Frankly, Game 1 didn’t provide a lot of easier answers for the Oilers against the Kings. At 5-on-5, that trio was on the ice for three goals for and zero against. Via Natural Stat Trick, Iafallo – Danault – Moore were on the ice for five high-danger chances for, with just one against. During the regular season, Danault proved that he’s more than just a strong defensive forward. the Lightning. Since rejoining the Blues (again), he’s been a productive playoff performer. In Auston Matthews’ case, he scored two goals and one assist. Heading into this First Round series, there was some question if the Blues would start Ville Husso or Jordan Binnington vs. Meanwhile, Marner generated two assists, and this goal: As mentioned in the bullet points, a Kyle Clifford major penalty could’ve been trouble for Toronto. Instead, they generated more scoring chances than the Bolts’ power play, and the Buds rarely looked back. the Avalanche. Perron generated 16 points in 26 games during their Stanley Cup run in 2018-19.