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Late-Breaking Sports Update: Edmonton Steals Victory from Kings in Overtime, Series Tied Up

Edmonton Oilers equalize late in the third period and eventually clinch victory in overtime, restarting the best-of-seven matchup against the Kings.

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Late-Breaking Sports Update: Edmonton Steals Victory from Kings in Overtime, Series Tied Up

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Kings and Oilers Series Tied as Edmonton Pulls off Comeback Victory

The Stanley Cup playoff series between the Los Angeles Kings and Edmonton Oilers is now tied 2-2, following the Oilers' electric overtime win (4-3) in Game 4 on April 27.

The winning goal came courtesy of superstar Leon Draisaitl, who cashed in on the power play and beat Darcy Kuemper, dazzling the crowded Rogers Place, with 1:42 remaining in the extra period. Kuemper played a stellar game, stopping a whopping 44 shots, and deserved a better outcome on the night.

The two teams will face off again on Tuesday for Game 5 at Crypto.com Arena, where the Kings have set a league record by winning 33 matches, including playoffs, in the current season. Game 6 will then take place on Thursday in Edmonton. If necessary, Game 7 would take place in Los Angeles on Saturday.

Central insurance policy Phillip Danault, Kings' center, admitted that the Edmonton crowd's energy played a significant role in the Oilers' revolutionary comeback. He expressed, "They feed off the crowd. At the end, they had more energy, and obviously they came back."

The game appeared set to go the Kings' way after taking a 3-1 lead in the final 13 minutes of regulation. However, with just 29 seconds left, Evan Bouchard unleashed a slap shot that penetrated Kuemper's net from just inside the blue line, setting the stage for a frantic third-period rally. Bouchard scored his second goal in the period and his fourth of the playoffs with this crucial strike.

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Kings Flounder in Loss to Minnesota, Lakers Struggle Against Timberwolves, and More

Are you a sports enthusiast seeking the latest updates from the world of professional basketball and ice hockey? Look no further! Here's a rundown of some of the thrilling matches that unfolded on the court and rink this week.

The LAKERS continue to struggle, as their series against Minnesota in the NBA playoffs stands at 3-1 in favor of the Timberwolves. Despite a strong 10-point lead in the fourth quarter with five minutes left, the Lakers saw their spark fade away, with Minnesota snatching victory in a nail-biting 116-113 win.

Lakers coach JJ Redick went all-in in this moment, but it was not enough as the team edges closer to elimination, just 48 minutes away from their season's end. Lakers forward Rui Hachimura remained optimistic, expressing, "This is not done yet."

The fifth-seeded CLIPPERS find themselves in a similar situation against the fourth-seeded Denver Nuggets in their first-round series. The teams have traded victories, with each claiming two wins, and their Game 5 matchup is set for Tuesday in Denver.

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NBA Playoff Schedule, Results, and More

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First round - Western Conference

  1. No. 3 Lakers vs. No. 6 Minnesota
  2. Minnesota 117, at Lakers 95 (April 17)
  3. at Lakers 94, Minnesota 85 (April 19)
  4. at Minnesota 116, Lakers 104 (April 22)
  5. at Minnesota 116, Lakers 113 (April 24)
  6. TBD at Lakers (April 26)
  7. TBD at Minnesota (April 28, if necessary)
  8. TBD at Lakers (April 30, if necessary)
  9. No. 4 Denver vs. No. 5 Clippers
  10. at Denver 112, Clippers 110 (OT) (April 15)
  11. Clippers 105, at Denver 102 (April 17)
  12. at Clippers 117, Denver 83 (April 19)
  13. Denver 101, at Clippers 99 (April 21)
  14. TODAY, at Denver, 7 p.m., TNT
  15. THURSDAY at Clippers, TBD
  16. TBD at Denver (May 1)

First round - Eastern Conference

Dodgers and Angels Battles

Tyler Glasnow Injury Rocks Dodgers as Twins Clinch Series Win with a Dominant Performance

Tyler Glasnow, the Dodgers' promising pitcher, was forced to leave the game on Sunday due to right shoulder discomfort. Warming up prior to the second inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates, Glasnow doubled over after releasing his final pitch, causing concern for the team as they eye another championship run ahead.

The team announced Glasnow's departure, with the pitcher later explaining, "My arm felt fine, it was just... something about my body." The Dodgers handled the situation well, scoring nine runs and 14 hits on their way to a 9-2 victory and securing the series win over the Pirates.

Ben Casparius seized the opportunity, taking over and pitching 32⁄3 no-run innings, striking out five, and helping hold the gap for the rest of the bullpen, which followed with eight outstanding scoreless innings.

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Yoshinobu Yamamoto Excels in His Second Season with the Dodgers

During the first inning of the tilt between the Dodgers and the Pirates, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Dodgers' pitcher, displayed an impressive performance, allowing just one hit and striking out six. This showcase of his talent underscores the promise and potential that the Dodgers had when they signed him.

MLB Scores, Standings, and More

Rams and Chargers Updates

NFL Draft Analysis

After the Rams and Chargers drafted their respective rookie classes, now comes the challenge of integrating these fresh talents into their coveted rosters. Les Snead and Sean McVay, Rams' general manager and coach, may still have their sights set on three-time All-Pro cornerback Jalen Ramsey as their top post-draft target.

Meanwhile, the Chargers haven't forgotten the importance of grit and determination in their team. According to general manager Tom Telesco, "Competitors have been a theme for us in the draft."

Kentucky Derby Information

Women's Professional Sports News

Galaxy and LAFC Matchups

NHL Playoff Schedule, Results, and More

This Day in Sports History

1931 - Women's Olympic Program Approved for 19321956 - Cincinnati Reds Outfielder Frank Robinson Hits His 1st of 586 HRs1961 - Milwaukee Braves' Future Hall of Fame Pitcher Warren Spahn Throws His Second Career No-hitter at 411966 - Boston Edges Lakers 95-93 in Game 7, Giving Celtics and Coach Red Auerbach Eight Straight NBA Titles1967 - Muhammad Ali Refuses Induction into the U.S. Armed Forces1987 - NFL Draft: University of Miami Quarterback Vinny Testaverde First Pick by Tampa Bay Buccaneers1992 - Video Replay Used to Decide a Playoff Game for First Time1995 - Michael Jordan Score 48 Points in First Playoff Game Following Retirement1995 - Boston Edges the New York Rangers 2-1 in Game 7, Marking Their First Playoff Victory Since the 1997-98 Season2001 - Colorado's Patrick Roy Sets an NHL Record with His 16th Career Playoff Shutout2003 - Andre Agassi Recaptures the World No. 1 Ranking, Making Him the Oldest Top-Ranked Male in the History of the ATP Rankings2007 - NFL Draft: LSU Quarterback JaMarcus Russell First Pick by Oakland Raiders2009 - Washington Edges the New York Rangers 2-1 in Game 7, Ending Their Season in Dramatic Fashion2010 - Montreal Beats Washington 2-1 to Complete a Come-from-Behind 4-3 Series Victory and Eliminate the NHL's Best Regular-Season Team in the First Round of the Playoffs2011 - Canada's Patrick Chan Wins His First World Figure Skating Title in Record Fashion2011 - NFL Draft: Auburn Quarterback Cam Newton First Pick by Carolina Panthers2016 - The Rams Select California Quarterback Jared Goff with the No. 1 Pick in the NFL Draft2018 - Shaquem Griffin is the First One-Handed Person to be Drafted into the NFL, for the Seattle Seahawks

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  1. The Stanley Cup playoff series between the Los Angeles Kings and Edmonton Oilers is now tied 2-2, following the Oilers' 4-3 overtime win in Game 4 on April 27.
  2. The Kings will aim to regain their lead when they face the Oilers in Game 5 at Crypto.com Arena on Tuesday, where they have set a record by winning 33 matches this season.
  3. In the NBA playoffs, the Lakers' series against Minnesota is slipping away, with the Timberwolves leading 3-1 after a close 116-113 victory on April 24.
  4. Meanwhile, the Clippers are also fighting for their playoff survival, with their series against Denver tied 2-2 after both teams claimed victories apiece.
  5. Leaving Sunday's game against the Pirates with right shoulder discomfort, Dodgers' promising pitcher Tyler Glasnow will be a concern for the team as they aim for another championship run.
  6. Drafting their rookie classes, the Rams and Chargers will now focus on integrating their new talents into their respective rosters, with Jalen Ramsey potentially on the Rams' radar.
  7. Looking back in sports history, the Kentucky Derby was approved for women in 1931, while the Boston Celtics claimed their eighth straight NBA title in 1966.
  8. In the world of women's professional sports, highlights, scores, and standings can be found on our website, along with updates on the Galaxy and LAFC matchups, NHL playoffs, and more.
Edmonton Oilers score a goal in the final moments of the third period, then clinch victory in extra time, equalizing their best-of-seven series against the Los Angeles Kings.

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