
Ducks Roar Back, Tie Series in Edmonton
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In a thrilling Game two, the Anaheim Ducks clawed back to tie their series with the Edmonton Oilers, winning 6-4. Cutter Gauthier stole the spotlight with his first two playoff goals, including the game-winner. Killorn and Poehling also shone with three and two points respectively. Despite Draisaitls efforts, the Oilers couldnt hold the lead. Injuries added tension, with Gudas and Henrique out, and McDavids ankle injury. Dostal secured his first playoff win for Anaheim, while Ingram stopped 22 shots for Edmonton. The series now stands at 1-1, with Game three in Anaheim on Friday.
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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Ducks Roar Back, Tie Series in Edmonton. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 23rd, from the locker room to your ears, this is NHL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. In a thriller down in Eminton, the Anaheim Ducks roared back to even their first round series against the Eminton Oilers with a 6-4 win-in. Game 2. Cutter Gouthier stole the show, netting his first two playoff goals, including the game winner at 1508 of the third when he cleaned up A. Juicy rebound to make it 5-4. Elorn was on fire with three points, including a goal and two helpers, while Ryan Polling chipped in two goals himself, sealing it with an end. Empty netter at 1850. For the Oilers, Leon Dryzaito tallied a goal and an assist, but it wasn't enough to hold the lead. Injuries added drama, Ducks scratched Radco-Gudas with a nagging lower body issue, and Edmonton missed Adam Henriqueck after he went down in game 1. Conor McDavid took a scary ankle tweak early in the second, but bounced back quick, keeping fans on edge.
Goli Lucas Dostol earned his first playoff victory for Anaheim, stopping 33 shots while Conor Ingram turned aside 22 for the. Oilers in a game full of back and forth power plays and shorthanded strikes. Series sits at 1-1 now, with Game 3 shifting to Anaheim's Honda Center on Friday night, expected Ducks momentum to carry over as these. Take rivals battle for control.
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