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Series in brief: Gabriel Landeskog’s turn to criticize refereeing
Raphael Simard
Series in brief: Gabriel Landeskog’s turn to criticize refereeing
Credit: Last night in the NHL, two series continued. The Stars hosted the Avalanche and the Panthers could push the Lightning to the brink. Here are the results and highlights: The @DallasStars scored six goals in a contest that featured eight combined tallies – there have been 200-plus goals through this stage of a postseason (211 […]
Last night in the NHL, two series continued.

The Stars hosted the Avalanche and the Panthers could push the Lightning to the brink.

Here are the results and highlights:

Gabriel Landeskog criticizes refereeing

Dallas is just one win away from the second round.

Yesterday, the Stars crushed Colorado and even ousted Mackenzie Blackwood from the game.

Wyatt Johnston got the ball rolling in the ninth second.

The forward finished the game with two goals and an assist.

Here’s his other goal, which hurt the visitors.

Former Avalanche and Hurricanes Mikko Rantanen finally scored his first goal of the playoffs.

About time.

Just like in the Canadien-Capitals series, the refereeing is not unanimous.

Gabriel Landeskog didn’t keep his tongue in his pocket after the defeat. “Several calls for preparatory games”, according to him.

Let’s not forget that Jakub Dobes and Martin St-Louis didn’t hold back after his team’s defeat on Sunday.

In any case, a big Game 6 to look forward to, in Colorado on Thursday.

Dallas leads the series 3-2.

Both Florida teams score two goals in 11 seconds

In the battle of Florida, the Panthers could push their opponent to the edge of the cliff.

And that’s exactly what they did with a 4-2 victory. Yesterday, all Western series were tied 2-2… and now, all Eastern series are 3-1.

In the win, both Florida teams scored two goals in 11 seconds. Tampa Bay went ahead 2-1, first.

And at the end of the game, it was the home team’s turn to score as many in 11 seconds.

Amazing!

Tomorrow, the defending champions could eliminate the Lightning in Tampa Bay.

Paul Maurice’s team leads the series 3-1.


Overtime

– Yup.

– Still.

– Players with two or more points.

(Credit: NHL.com )

– Four games on tap tonight. The Leafs and Hurricanes can eliminate the Sens and Devils.

(Credit: NHL.com )
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