Stars vs. Oilers: Scores, schedule, odds, where to watch as Edmonton wins Game 4 to take 3-1 series lead

In a final of the Western conference full of players from the Superstrella in his first place, Corey Perry, 40, was the difference in match 4. Perry’s Power Power’s goal was the winner of the game at the 4-1 victory of Edmonton Oilers on the Dallas Stars on Tuesday night. With the victory, the Oilers now have a 3-1 lead in the series and are on a triumph of a trip to the Stanley Cup final.

Only 2:23 After Jason Robertson Marqués to tie the game at 1-1 for the stars, the Oilers took advantage of their second game power game. With Zach Hyman because of injury, Perry took his place on the clean front and entered a back pass by Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, putting his team in front of 2-1 at 9:20 on the second.

Perry’s goal made him the fifth player in NHL history by scoring a goal goal at the age of 40 or older. Joined Adam Oates, Dave Andreychuk, Matt Cullen and Ray Bourque (three times).

Special teams played a great role for the oilers because the two non -empty net goals were the lead of the man. In the first period, Leon Draisaitl opened the score when he buried a Nugent-Hopkins feed from his office in the Low Right Circle.

Kasperi Kapanen and Adam Henrique buried empty net goals to put the icing on the cake for Edmonton.

Again, the story of the stars was his inability to beat Stuart Skinner. Dallas threw 29 shots on Skinner, and got 28 savings and another victory.

For the second consecutive game, the stars played relatively well for two periods, but they generated with nothing as they put themselves in the third. In Game 3, the stars put only four shots on Skinner on the third. On Tuesday, they got only four.

Some of the most important arms of the stars continue to fight a defense of Oilers without Mattias Ekholm. Robertson rose to the score sheet in the second period, but others remained cold.

Mikko Rantanen’s drought has reached seven games, and Matt Duchene and Jamie Benn combined two goals in 17 games. One of the greatest advantages of the stars in the regular season was its depth, but this has not materialized in this series.

Stars will now return home to remove game 5. The Oilers will have the opportunity to puncture their ticket in the Stanley Cup final for the second year in a row, but maybe they will have to do so without Hyman. He left the game in the first period after taking an uncomfortable blow from Mason Marchment and did not return.

Final Schedule of Western Conference

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Game 1: Stars 6, Oilers 3 | Collect
Game 2: Oilers 3, stars 0 | Collect
Game 3: Oilers 6, stars 1 | Collect
Game 4: Oilers 4, stars 1 | Collect
Game 5: Thursday, May 29 | 20 h | to Dal | Sph
*Game 6: Saturday, May 31 | 20 h | to Edm | ABC
*Game 7: Monday, June 2 | 20 h | to Dal | Sph

The odds of the stars vs. Oilers

Probabilities via Draftkings

• Probabilities series: Stars +650, Oilers -1000
• Game 5 probabilities: Stars -122, Oilers +102