Wuut Johnson produced two goals and one aid for Dallas Stars in a 6–2 win against Colorado avalanche in Game 5 of the first round of his western conference on Monday night.
The stars took a 3–2 lead in the best seven series for Game 6 on Thursday at Danver.
Micco Renton scored a goal and two assistance, Rope Hintz had a goal and one aid, Thomas Harley and Mason march also scored and Jake Outater scored 26 saves for stars, who scored a total of one goal in regulation in the last two matches.
Nathan McKinon had a target and a support, Artteri Lehkonon also scored and Martin Nekus made two assistance for avalanche. McKenzie Blackwood stopped 13 out of 18 shots before being replaced for the third period. Scott Vegwood stopped all the eight shots that he faced.
Johnson scored the fastest goal to start a playoff game in the team’s history, leading to Dallas a 1-0 lead in the competition.
The stars won the faceoffs and Evageni Dadonov threw the Pak into the avalanche area. Macinon and team partner Kala Makar lost the sight of Pak, allowing Johnston to first get it with a round line and distanced his shot from Blackwood and entered the net on the short side.
The target matched the fifth fastest in a Postsen game.
Dallas made it 2–0 with 45 seconds in the early stages, when Harley’s high slot went into the air with a one-time blocker of Blackwood and straight on its back and before slipping across the round line.
Ranton expanded his first goal of the playoffs to finish a crowd from one feed from one feed from Hintz and a 3–0 lead at 1:12 of the other.
The avalanche cut it 3–1 at 12:11 of the mid-term at a redirect by Lehkone.
Colorado scored again after 59 seconds when Macinone moved from the left point to the slot and operated in a wrist shot.
The stars responded with two lately targets in the second period.
Johnson scored on a wrist shot from under the left circle, while a power play made it 4–2 at 16:48, and the marchment scored with a tip and made it 5–2 at 18:32.
Hintz scored a third -term goal when he hit an empty net with 2:05.
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