Oilers Storm Back, Take Game One

0:00It's April 21st. Welcome to Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Edmonton Oilers grabbed the one-nothing series lead over the Anaheim Ducks with a 4-3 comeback win in Game 1 Monday night. Jason Dickinson and Kasperi Kapanen, each dropped two goals, flipping the script after the Ducks, surged ahead. The Oilers jumped out to a two-nothing first-period lead, but Anaheim lit up the second, with three quick strikes to take control. Edmonton stayed cool, tying in late in the second and snatching the winner with one-minute 54 seconds left in the third. Dickinson, back from injury, became just the fourth-oiler ever to score twice in a playoff debut, calling the vibe calm like a vet squad should be, no. Panic, just attack mode. Leon drives out a return from 14 misregular season gains with two assists, while Captain Conor McDavid stayed pointless, a rare win without his spark. Ducks got two goals, and an assist from Troy Terry in his playoff debut, plus a score from

1:03Leo Carlson, but they couldn't hold the edge despite, leading the league in comebacks this year. Goli Conor Ingram stopped 24 shots for Edmonton, including a clutch one at the end. Gain two hits Wednesday back in Edmonton, and with this momentum, the Oilers lived primed to push toward another cup final run.