The target of Andrei Swachicov with 1:59 visited the Carolina Hurricane to win a 3–1 win over Washington Capital in Thursday’s game 5 in the best round series of teams in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Svechnikov’s eighth tally was assisted by Scene Walker and Seth Jarvis, who added an empty-net goal in the last minute. Jordan Stall scored Postsen’s first goal, while Frederick Anderson shut down 18 shots for the storm.
On April 21, Anthony Bevelier lit a lamp for the first time after Capital’s playoff opening game. Golki Logan Thompson made 18 saves.
Hurricane converted two sharp angle shots and proceeded to their second Eastern conference in three sessions. Svechnikov scored a game-winner from a walker near the goal line with the dashors on a give-end-go.
The stall put Carolina in the middle through the first time. His shot from under the faceoff dot defeated Thompson with 10:22.
Buwville, promoted to the top line of Capital for Game 6, gave Washington a target of its initial first-period of the series four minutes later to tie the game. He took advantage of a poor bounce behind the jaccob slavin’s target, which was in front of the net with 6:19 remaining.
The two teams had a leading opportunity for Svechnikov’s sports-gender. An out-off-position Thompson saved diving on Logan Stankhwen’s point-blank shot in the last minute of the first time, in which the goalki rod drove the Paks away from an open mesh.
Matt Roy gave Washington a lead of less than three minutes in the second period, but Carolina won a replay challenge, showing that Connor McMich was barely closed shortly before. Then, just before Bajer, Jarvis defeated Thompson, but Pak bounced the crossbar.
Carolina proceeds to the finals of her sixth conference since its transfer from Hartford, Con in 1997. They will face either rescue Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers or Toronto Maple Leafs. Panthers took a 3–2 series lead in Friday’s game at Sunrise, Fla.
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