May 21, 2022
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Elimination night! But before we get to possibly putting Dan out of his misery, we have a Dallas home game:
Well the home team went up 2-0 in the first, let the Kings' come back to tie it in the 2nd, only for Maxwell Gildon getting 5min for successfully attempting to injure Adam Marsh for two weeks. The Stars then promptly did nothing with the powerplay, but did manager to get another (shorter) powerplay soon after, scoring just before it ended. A fourth goal a minute later put them up 4-2. Timothy Liljegren gave the Kings' hope with less than 3min remaining, but those hopes were dashed when they couldn't tie the game.
The Kings are now on the brink, with Dallas up 3-1 in the series.
Over in San Jose we have a... I don't even know... first off, you know when you sim an elimination game and it gives you the home team's goals but then sits for a little bit before giving you the road team's goals? Ya, I kind of knew what was coming.
Or did I??
Well, yes, I did. But not like this.
Never like this!
(sometimes I get silly when I'm tired, sorry)
Okay, so the Sharks did what they needed to, with two goals less than two minutes into the game. Then, somehow, they managed to get back-to-back injury majors - first, Josh Jacobs takes out Leon Draisaitl for two weeks, then Ryan Getzlaf knocks out Michael Rasmussen for six months! And this was followed by offsetting roughings, a fight, another offsetting roughing, a trip, and more offsetting roughings. All told, the second period featured 34min in penalties.
Oh, and no goals.
Then Bode Wilde got his first of the playoffs to end Nedeljkovic's shutout bid. Followed by Holtz tying it up. And Krejci giving Anaheim the go ahead goal. Only for Boedker to tie things up again.
But alas, Boedker giveth and Boedker taketh - an overtime penalty followed by a powerplay goal that puts Dan out of his misery (sorry)
Elimination night! But before we get to possibly putting Dan out of his misery, we have a Dallas home game:
Well the home team went up 2-0 in the first, let the Kings' come back to tie it in the 2nd, only for Maxwell Gildon getting 5min for successfully attempting to injure Adam Marsh for two weeks. The Stars then promptly did nothing with the powerplay, but did manager to get another (shorter) powerplay soon after, scoring just before it ended. A fourth goal a minute later put them up 4-2. Timothy Liljegren gave the Kings' hope with less than 3min remaining, but those hopes were dashed when they couldn't tie the game.
The Kings are now on the brink, with Dallas up 3-1 in the series.
Over in San Jose we have a... I don't even know... first off, you know when you sim an elimination game and it gives you the home team's goals but then sits for a little bit before giving you the road team's goals? Ya, I kind of knew what was coming.
Or did I??
Well, yes, I did. But not like this.
Never like this!
(sometimes I get silly when I'm tired, sorry)
Okay, so the Sharks did what they needed to, with two goals less than two minutes into the game. Then, somehow, they managed to get back-to-back injury majors - first, Josh Jacobs takes out Leon Draisaitl for two weeks, then Ryan Getzlaf knocks out Michael Rasmussen for six months! And this was followed by offsetting roughings, a fight, another offsetting roughing, a trip, and more offsetting roughings. All told, the second period featured 34min in penalties.
Oh, and no goals.
Then Bode Wilde got his first of the playoffs to end Nedeljkovic's shutout bid. Followed by Holtz tying it up. And Krejci giving Anaheim the go ahead goal. Only for Boedker to tie things up again.
But alas, Boedker giveth and Boedker taketh - an overtime penalty followed by a powerplay goal that puts Dan out of his misery (sorry)
