
Ducks Stun Oilers in Game Three, Take Series Lead
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Anaheim Ducks secure a two-one series lead over Edmonton Oilers in Game three, marking their first home playoff win in eight years. Mikael Granlund shines with a goal and two assists, while the Ducks score sixteen goals in the first three games against the Western Conference champs. Despite leaky defense, the Ducks dominate the first period with twenty shots and hold off a late push from the Oilers. Game four is set for Sunday night in Anaheim, with the Ducks riding high on momentum.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Ducks Stun Oilers in Game Three, Take Series Lead. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
The Enheim Ducks just dropped a 7-4 bomb on the Edmonton Oilers in Game 3, grabbing a 2-1 series lead with their first home playoff. Win in 8 years. Mikel Grandland lit it up with a goal and two assists, while the Ducks poured in 16 goals across the first three games against these Western. Conference powerhouse champs. They rode that electric sell-out crowd energy right from the jump, dominating the first period with 20 shots on Ned. Mason McTavish and Alex Killorne got them going early. Then the third period exploded with quick strikes from Rookie's Beckett Sineky and Leo Carlson. Just 42 seconds apart to flip the script. Fans in Orange County were starving for this five, their first playoff hockey since 2018, and the Ducks delivered despite their leaky. Defense all season. Even after Conor McDavid noshed his first points of the series with a power play goal and assist, Anaheim outscored the Oilers and shut down there. Late push. Edminson got goals from Bacili Podkolten, Kasperi Kappinan, Ryan Nugin Hopkins, and McDavid,
but they were missing key forwards, Adam Henrique, and Jason Dickinson to injuries. Ducks' goalie Lucas Dostal stood tall with 20 saves, and their fourth line chipped in too with Jeffrey Beale's backhand tally. Game 4 goes down Sunday night back in Anaheim, and with this momentum, these upstart Ducks look ready to keep swinging against the odds. Local news powered by AI. This is Canada News today. I'm Corey with the story.
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