Oilers beat Game 4 4-1 to lead the lead with a 3-1 lead – Hockey Writer – Edmonton Oilers

The Edmonton Oilers hosted the Dallas star in Game 4 of the Western Conference Final Tuesday, May 27. The Oilers hope to lead with a 3-1 lead, and Stars also hope to return the series to Dallas. Roope Hintz returned to the Dallas roster after missing Game 3, but the Oilers lost Zach Hyman in the first phase of Game 4 and he was not back. Despite losing Heyman, the Oilers beat the stars 4-1 and returned to Texas with a 3-1 series rate. Here is your game review.

Game review

In the fourth time in this series, the Oilers opened the score. Leon Draisaitl entered the area and gave it to Ryan Nugent-Hopkins. His return feed was the German superstar in the first stage 11:23 game, and was scheduled by the German superstar. Edmonton led 1-0 to the halftime break, but despite this, Dallas’ first phase exceeded 16-10.

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Star tied the game in the second stage with its own 6:57 strong mark. Jason Robertson knocked down goalkeeper Stuart Skinner’s obstacle in his second goal in the playoffs.

The Oilers then answered with another powerful goal of 9:20 during this period. Connor McDavid found Nugent-Hopkins low and Corey Perry made a sixth playoff pass. Just like the first stage, Edmonton entered the second half with Dallas having a 25-21 shot advantage.

Kasperi Kapanen has 2:27 left in the third stage, adding an empty net to give Edmonton a 3-1 lead. Adam Henrique then added another empty network to extend the lead to 4-1 with 50 seconds left to drive the game away.

Skinner excelled in this regard, stopping 28 times in 29 to make up .966 percent savings (SV%). Meanwhile, Jake Oettinger is also great between the pipes, stopping 29 out of 31 at a 0.935 SV%. The Oilers are looking to win five games in Dallas on Thursday, May 29.