The Carolina Hurricanes have taken a commanding lead in their series with the New York Islanders. Only four teams in NHL history have overcome a 3-0 deficit, so the Hurricanes are feeling good about their chances of advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals. In the other game on Wednesday, the Dallas Stars tied their series with the St. Louis Blues, in a series that looks destined to go seven.
3-0 series lead.
The @NHLCanes have a 3-0 series lead! #StanleyCup pic.twitter.com/pANW8wgZFX
— NHL (@NHL) May 2, 2019
Carolina has been fantastic on defense throughout its series with the New York Islanders. The Hurricanes have allowed a total of three goals through three games, and the Isles are searching for answers at this point.
LOOK OUT, DOBBY! pic.twitter.com/zIIoGiOz0A
— z – Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) May 2, 2019
The Dallas Stars have tied their series with the St. Louis Blues after four straight goals in a span of about 26 minutes. Tyler Seguin played fantastic and led the way with two assists for the home team.
Overhead (and only) angle shown by NBCSN of the Binnington chop on Bishop: pic.twitter.com/yr7pQyUuzS
— Alex Prewitt (@alex_prewitt) May 2, 2019
It looks a little like the Zapruder Film with the high camera angle, but there is no doubt that Jordan Binnington is starting to get a little frustrated. The rookie has looked good for most of the postseason, yet he did not play well last night and his slash on fellow goaltender Ben Bishop at the end of the second period has been discussed ad nauseam today.
Gary Bettman says the Ottawa Senators aren't for sale https://t.co/OA3DYhvgs6 #Sens #ottsports #ottnews
— Bruce Garrioch (@SunGarrioch) May 2, 2019
It’s been a rough week for the Ottawa Senators. The Simpsons poked fun at the state of the worst team in the league last Sunday, and there have been rumors swirling around the fate of the franchise. Gary Bettman quashed those rumors and insisted the team won’t be on the move Wednesday afternoon.
In a bold statement, more than 200 women – including Marie-Philip Poulin, Hilary Knight, Brianne Jenner & Kendall Coyne-Schofield – have banded together to call for an overhaul of women’s professional hockey.
More from @TSNBobMcKenzie: https://t.co/GeQdplqC6Z #TSNHockey pic.twitter.com/qBWwmEMFjo
— TSN Hockey (@TSNHockey) May 2, 2019
Over 200 women’s hockey players, including some of the best in the world, have teamed up to address some of the problems surrounding women’s professional hockey. They have threatened a multinational strike if some of these issues aren’t addressed.
Top Stories
- Hurricanes Put on Defensive Clinic to Push Islanders to the Brink | Sports Illustrated
- Stars’ Tyler Seguin: Provides pair of assists | CBS
- Game 4’s second period ends in goalie-on-goalie crime as Jordan Binnington’s testy relationship with Stars continues | Dallas Morning News
- Gary Bettman says the Ottawa Senators aren’t for sale | Ottawa Sun
- More than 200 players call for overhaul of women’s pro hockey | TSN
