Lightning Extension Candidates Not Named Steven Stamkos
It’s not officially the offseason, but prep for next season has already begun for the Tampa Bay Lightning. So far, they’ve inked a two-year deal with forward Mitchell Chaffee and…
Monthly Archives: May 2024
Islanders’ RFA Targets in the 2024 Offseason
The New York Islanders are in a tough position this offseason as they need to get younger while maintaining a focus on contention. Solving this issue could be done by…
NHL Morning Coffee Headlines – May 28, 2024
McDavid: 2nd period as bad as Oilers have been in playoffs
Edmonton Oilers superstar Connor McDavid lamented his team's play in the second period of Monday's Game 3 after the Dallas Stars scored three goals in less than four minutes in the frame.
"Real good start, obviously, and then, I'm not sure where those 10-15 minutes come from, but it's as bad as it's been throughout the playoffs," McDavid said following Edmonton's 5-3 loss to trail 2-1 in the Western Conference Final series.
The Oilers carried a 2-0 advantage into the middle frame of Game 3 after outshooting Dallas 10-3 in the opening period. However, the Stars flipped the script in the second, scoring three goals and firing 16 shots on net.
"I thought (Dallas) went up a couple levels, and we went down a few levels," McDavid added. "Obviously, you see the difference."
Despite the second frame proving costly, McDavid wouldn't go as far as to say the Oilers' performance in the period handed the Stars the win.
"Losing sucks," McDavid said. "Series are short. You only get a handful of games. I'm not gonna say we gave it away; it was 40 minutes, and we were able to wrestle it back. But just don't find a way again."
Edmonton held Dallas to three shots again in the third period, but the Stars converted two of their attempts. Jason Robertson scored with just over eight minutes left in regulation to complete his hat trick, and Miro Heiskanen iced the contest with an empty-netter.
"I tried my best in the quickness of the situation," Oilers netminder Stuart Skinner said of the decisive fourth goal. "Robertson was able to make a pretty good play, but something that I gotta save."
Edmonton hosts Game 4 on Wednesday.
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Stars Outduel Oilers 5-3 in Game 3, take 2-1 Series Lead
Despite being the number one seed in the Western Conference, the road for the Dallas Stars hasn’t always been easy this postseason. On Monday night in Game 3 versus the…
Stars’ Hintz returns to lineup for Game 3
Dallas Stars forward Roope Hintz returned for Game 3 of the Western Conference Final against the Edmonton Oilers.
Hintz featured in the starting lineup alongside Jason Robertson and Tyler Seguin.
He missed the previous four contests due to an upper-body injury sustained in a May 13 meeting with the Colorado Avalanche.
The 27-year-old had two goals and six points in 11 postseason contests entering Monday. He tallied 30 goals and 65 points in 80 regular-season games to rank second on the Stars in goals and fourth in scoring.
After dropping Game 1 in double overtime, Dallas evened the series Saturday with a 3-1 win.
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Seattle Kraken expected to name Dan Bylsma as coach, AP source says
Bylsma has spent the past two seasons as the head coach of the Coachella Valley Firebirds in the American Hockey League, the top affiliate of the Kraken.
Stars vs. Oilers Game 3 – Pre-Game Stats, Facts & Notes
The Dallas Stars are headed on the road to face the Edmonton Oilers for Game 3 of their Western Conference Final series. Knotted up 1-1, the Oilers are looking to…
Projected Lineups for Stars vs Oilers – Game 3
The Edmonton Oilers host the Dallas Stars at Rogers Place tonight for Game 3 of the Western Conference Final. Here are the projected/expected lineups, sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent…
May 27 2024 – John Shannon & Duane Vienneau
One week after the end of the season for the Canucks, Matt and Blake take a further look at the off-season choices ahead, including the possibility of a short-term deal for Filip Hronek? And how different will the rest of the defence corps look, especially with reported contract offers already rejected by Nikita Zadorov?
Then John Shannon stops by with his review on the Pettersson injury claims, and the Canucks' reaction to it, not to mention their heightened bar of success. Plus, John outlines who might be on the other end of Canucks trade talks with the Hurricanes, given their front office changes.
Then the guys are joined in studio by BC Lions president Duane Vienneau, who announces this year's pregame concert for the home opener, and teases the rest of the promotions this season as well! Matt and Blake also take a look back at the Whitecaps vs Messi-less Inter Miami, and a whole lot more!
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