Kings out despite a total of 6 Fiala points, Devils must play Rangers in the 7th game

Kings Oilers 4:5

The Edmonton Oilers won the series 4-2

It wasn’t Fiala’s fault that the Kings, who started the season with high ambitions, were knocked out after the first round of the playoffs. The 26-year-old set the template for the Californians’ first two goals, then Fiala scored the third goal just before halftime to make it 3-3. six points (1 goal, five assists) after his injury break.

When Edmonton took the lead for the fourth time of the game with Kailer Yamamoto about three minutes from the end, the Kings, who were eliminated for the fourth time in the first round against the Oilers just like the year before since winning the 2014 championship, had won, no answer ready. Edmonton now meets the Vegas Golden Knights.

Rangers-Devils 5:2

The series is 3:3 and goes into a decisive 7th game

The New Jersey Devils, meanwhile, missed the early advance to the quarterfinals. The Newark team lost Game 6 to the New York Rangers 2-5 to decide the series in a crucial Game 7 on Tuesday night. After goaltender Akira Schmid led the Devils to three wins in his first three playoff games, the suite and had saved 80 of the 82 shots, he had a less successful evening on Sunday evening.

After a fifth goal in the 53rd minute, the 22-year-old Emmentaler was substituted. When Dawson Mercer scored the last goal of the game about five minutes before the end, Nico Hischier played the last pass, Timo Meier and Jonas Siegenthaler remained without a scorer.

Tampa Maple Leaves 1:2 OT

The Toronto Maple Leafs won the series 4-2

The Toronto Maple Leafs advanced to the next round. The Canadians won Game 6 against the Tampa Bay Lightning 2-1 in overtime to win the series 4-2. Toronto is in a second playoff round for the first time since 2004.

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