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Oilers Rally Even Series with Stars in Resilient 5-2 Win in Game 4
Fast Start By Stars
Stars looked destined to take an iron grip in the series when they took an early 2-0 lead.
The Stars came out firing on all cylinders, scoring two quick goals in the first period to take an early lead. Roope Hintz opened the scoring just 2:50 into the game, and Jason Robertson doubled the lead less than 10 minutes later.
Oilers' Comeback
The Oilers refused to go down without a fight.
The Oilers started to turn the tide in the second period. Evan Bouchard scored a power-play goal to cut the lead to 2-1, and Connor McDavid tied the game with a goal of his own later in the period. The Oilers took the lead for good in the third period when Zach Hyman scored a power-play goal.
Strong Finish
The Oilers held on for the victory, and the series is now tied 2-2.
The Oilers held on for the victory, and the series is now tied 2-2. The Oilers will look to take the lead in the series when they host the Stars in Game 5 on Friday night.
The Oilers' victory was a resilient one. They showed a lot of character in coming back from a two-goal deficit, and they never gave up. The Oilers are now in a good position to win the series, and they will be looking to take a commanding lead in Game 5.
The Hockey News
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