GAME TIME

Goaltenders

Jarry, Oilers | Dostal, Ducks

SCORING

1st Period

Jack Roslovic (16) EDM M. Savoie (10), D. Nurse (12)

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (14) EDM C. McDavid (63), M. Savoie (11)

Ian Moore (3) ANA J. Harkins (3), R. Johnston (11)

2nd Period

Alex Killorn (8) PPG ANA L. Carlsson (27), M. McTavish (18)

Zach Hyman (23) EDM M. Ekholm (22), E. Bouchard (49)

Evan Bouchard (16) EDM R. Nugent-Hopkins (33), C. McDavid (64)

3rd Period

Leo Carlsson (19) ANA J. Trouba (17), C. Kreider (12)

Olen Zellweger (7) ANA R. Gudas (10)

Matt Savoie (10) PPG EDM V. Podkolzin (14), M. Ekholm (23)

Beckett Sennecke (19) ANA J. LaCombe (32)

Cutter Gauthier (26) ANA L. Carlsson (28), C. Kreider (13)

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Edmonton at Anaheim — Game Summary (through 10:31 of 3rd)

Scoreline

Edmonton 5, Anaheim 5
Shots: ANA 25, EDM 21 nhl.com

How the game unfolded

Oilers jump early: Roslovic scores 13 seconds in, Nugent‑Hopkins doubles it at 9:03. Edmonton controls pace, up 2–0.
Ducks answer: Moore cuts it to 2–1, but Edmonton restores control late in the second with Hyman (tip) and Bouchard (wrist shot) for a 4–2 lead.
Anaheim’s surge: Carlsson and Zellweger strike 85 seconds apart early in the third to tie it 4–4.
Edmonton’s pushback: Savoie on the power play restores the lead at 5–4.
Anaheim refuses to go away: Sennecke ties it 5–5 at 6:39.
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What the numbers say

Faceoffs: Edmonton 58.3% — a quiet but real territorial edge.
Special teams: Both clubs 1-for on the PP; Edmonton’s goal came at a critical moment.
Giveaways: Edmonton 19 to Anaheim’s 11 — the Ducks’ pressure is forcing mistakes.
Hits: Anaheim 18–17 — physical but not chaotic.
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Momentum profile

Anaheim owns the third period: three goals, heavier shot volume, and more clean exits. Edmonton’s top-end skill is still generating, but the Ducks’ young core — Carlsson, Zellweger, Sennecke — is dictating tempo.

Stakes for the final stretch

Edmonton needs a stabilizing shift from the McDavid line or the Ekholm/Bouchard pair.
Anaheim is playing freer, faster, and with nothing to lose — the next mistake decides it.

6-5, Ducks Final