1983 smythe division final game 3

Joe Mullen gives the Penguins five more minutes to try to extend the record when he scores the tying goal with remaining in the third period, but they can't beat Devils goalie Craig Billington in overtime Mario Lemieux has two goals and an assist for the two-time defending Stanley Cup champions and finishes with a League-leading points in 60 games.

Chris Osgood makes 21 saves and Vyacheslav Kozlov scores twice for the Red Wings, who finish the season with 62 wins in 82 games , two more than the Montreal Canadiens 60 in 80 games. It's Roy's 23rd and final playoff shutout. Each of the first four games ends ; the Lightning win in Game 5 to close out the series. Cam Talbot makes 16 saves for the Oilers, who win in the postseason for the first time since defeating the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 6 of the Cup Final.

Pastrnak surpasses the previous mark set by Wayne Gretzky of the Edmonton Oilers, who is 22 years, 81 days old when he has seven points four goals, three assists in a win in Game 3 of the Smythe Division Final. New York scores twice in a span to take a three-game lead for the 10th time since entering the NHL in -- but the first time since the Cup Final against the Oilers. The Blue Jackets, who've never won more than two games in a playoff series since entering the NHL in , become the first team in NHL history to win the first three games of an opening-round series against the Presidents' Trophy-winning team.

The Lightning lose three straight games for the first time in more than a calendar year. We encourage you to review it carefully. The NHL uses cookies, web beacons, and other similar technologies. Paul Coffey was the story as Edmonton opened the series with home-ice wins of and , scoring the winning goal both nights, and tying an NHL record for defensemen with five points in Game 2.

Game 3 at Winnipeg Arena was a back-and-forth affair, as no more than one goal separated the teams at any point, with Gretzky scoring the only goal of third period to give Edmonton a victory. Gretzky followed up with a seven-point performance in Game 4, as both he and Jari Kurri recorded hat tricks and the Oilers won to close out the series. In a familiar narrative, Game 1 at Northlands saw Winnipeg take leads of and , only to eventually fall in overtime, , when Glenn Anderson scored after just 36 seconds.

The Jets jumped out in front again in the second game, but that was the last lead they would hold in the series; Edmonton scored four straight goals and rolled to a win in Game 2. The series then shifted to Winnipeg Arena, where the Oilers won and to complete the sweep. After yet again starting the series with consecutive defeats at Northlands, the Jets must have been asking themselves if they could ever beat the Oilers in the NHL postseason. In Game 1, Winnipeg held the lead three times, including in the third period before the Oilers erupted for five goals in a span of and went on to win Then the Jets watched Craig Simpson score the tiebreaker with 65 seconds remaining in Game 2, giving Edmonton a win.

But on their 17 th try, the Jets finally handed Edmonton a loss, , before a euphoric crowd at Winnipeg Arena in Game 3. Bourque , G. Howe , N. Lidstrom , M. Brodeur , J. Active Greats: A. Ovechkin , T. Rask , S. Crosby , J.

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