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Series in brief: It’s officially over for Marc-André Fleury
Raphael Simard
Series in brief: It’s officially over for Marc-André Fleury
Credit: Last night, four series could be completed. You already know that the Maple Leafs got the job done and eliminated the Sens in six. Here are the other results and highlights: (Credit: NHL.com ) One last game for Marc-André Fleury Marc-André Fleury may not have played in the playoffs, but with the Wild’s elimination in […]

Last night, four series could be completed.

You already know that the Maple Leafs got the job done and eliminated the Sens in six.

Here are the other results and highlights:

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One last game for Marc-André Fleury

Marc-André Fleury may not have played in the playoffs, but with the Wild's elimination in six against the Golden Knights, the Quebecer officially takes his leave.

This comes 24 hours after David Savard.

The crowd chanted his name during the handshake.

The Wild fought hard, even scoring in the last minute to close the gap, but Vegas was too strong. 3-2 victory.

Mark Stone scored the winning goal, which was the insurance goal at the time.

For the eighth consecutive playoff appearance, Minnesota is eliminated without even winning a round.

Yikes.

Change coming over there?

Vegas will face Edmonton in the next round, who also won, yesterday.

The second-round series is not yet on the schedule.

Kings eliminated by Oilers for fourth year in a row

Things started well for the Kings, who won the first two games.

But in the end, the Oilers won the next four games and, for the fourth year in a row, Edmonton eliminated Los Angeles. Ouch!

Connor McDavid's team won the last game 6-4.

Four goals were scored before the seventh minute of play.

The Oilers' attack is truly sensational, and they don't even need Leon Draisaitl and McDavid to score goals.

None of the team's last nine goals have been scored by the two superstars.

In front of the net, Calvin Pickard, too, is doing a fine job.

Four points in one period for Mikko Rantanen and Roope Hintz

The Stars-Avalanche series is very offensive.

It's probably the best series since the series began. And it will conclude in seven games, because yesterday, the Avalanche tied the series with a 7-4 victory.

The winning goal was scored off the head of a defensive retreater. We've seen it all.

Dallas may have lost, but Mikko Rantanen has woken up in recent games.

In the second period, he and Roope Hintz scored four points each. They contributed to all four of his team's goals.

But that wasn't enough: Colorado also has a powerful offense.

This crazy series will come to an end on Saturday, in Dallas, starting at 8pm.


Extension

– A second-round series to make official.

  • Panthers vs Maple Leafs
  • Hurricanes vs Capitals
  • Oilers vs Golden Knights
  • Avalanche/Stars vs Jets/Blues
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– His first is a big one.

– What a career!

– The Jets can eliminate the Blues tonight. In the event of a game number seven, it will be played on Sunday, in Winnipeg (7pm).

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– Reminder: game number seven between Colorado and Dallas will be played Saturday, 8pm, in Texas.

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