Ducks Light Up Oilers in Game Three

0:00It's April 25th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NHL News today, AI-powered updates on your squad. Anaheim Ducks lit up the third period with four straight goals to snag a 7-4 win over the Edmonton Oilers in Game 3 of the Western, conference first round. Beckett Sinecki and Leo Carlson dropped goals just 42 seconds apart early in that frame, flipping a tied game into a two-gold Ducks lead. Now Anaheim holds a two-one edge in the best of seven series. That burst came after a back-and-forth battle where Edmonton jumped ahead, one nothing and later, three two. Ducks' goalie Lucas Dostos to a tall with 20 saves, while McCale Grand Lund exploded for a goal and three assists to fuel the comeback. Fans in Anaheim were electric. This marked their first home playoff game in eight years, and the Honda Center crowd erupted as the Ducks pulled away. Late, Oilers star Conor McDavid tallied a goal and assist, but his squad couldn't hold those edges despite strong pushes.

1:00Edmonton crept back to five-four McDavid's power play Snipe, but Jeffrey Veele and Jackson Locom sealed it with quick strikes, including an empty netter. Oilers netminder Conor Ingram faced 39 shots and stopped 32. Ducks carry that fire into Game 4 Sunday at 9.30 p.m. Eastern, right back at Honda Center Series heating up fast.