With the second number at the Western Conference, the Colorado Avalanche gave way to the Dallas Stars 3: 5 (1: 3, 2: 1, 0: 1).
On Saturday, “Stars” gained the advantage at the beginning of the game, holding it to the end, without two Radulov goals, which was also scored, while Tyler Segin, Blake Como and Rupa Hinc scored three more goals, but Anton Hudobin opened the goal. 28 opponent shots.
Neitan Makinon scored two goals in “Avalanche” and scored once, while Gabriel Landeskog scored and scored.
Philip Gruber, the main goalkeeper of the Colorado unit, was forced to leave the field in the fourth minute of the second period.
After leaning to the right, the German goalkeeper fell on the ice and remained face down for several minutes while a team representative investigated him. Grubauer rested on one leg while he was helped to leave the ice.
His backer Pavel Francouz repelled 18 of the 20 shots.
In the regular season, the Dallas unit’s balance against Colorado was 2-0-2.
Both teams have reached the semifinals of the conference for the second season in a row. Each of them made concessions last year in seven games – Colorado – San Jose “Sharks” and Dallas – the later Stanley Cup winner St. Louis “Blues”, which was excluded from the fight by the Vancouver Canucks on Friday.
Of the eight teams remaining in the Stanley Cup, only “Bruins” won the trophy in the last 14 years, winning in 2011. Of this eight, four teams have won the title in the last 35 years – twice “Avalanche”, but occasionally “Bruins”, “Lightning” and “Stars”.
Toronto and Edmonton first hosted a 24-team elimination tournament, with the Stanley Cup continuing with 16 units. First, the teams qualified for the series up to three victories in the “play-off” round, but then switched to the traditional series format for up to four victories.
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