The Edmonton Oilers triumphed over the Los Angeles Kings with a thrilling 4-3 overtime victory in Game 4 of their playoff series, leveling the first-round matchup at two games apiece. Leon Draisaitl scored the decisive goal, netting a rebound during a power play with less than two minutes remaining in the extra frame. Earlier, Evan Bouchard showcased his scoring prowess, tying the game with just 29 seconds left in regulation. Bouchard's two goals in this contest follow his standout performance in Game 3, where he also contributed significantly.

The Kings initially held a commanding lead, with goals from Trevor Moore and Warren Foegele establishing a 2-0 advantage before Corey Perry put the Oilers on the board. The match was a back-and-forth affair, with Kevin Fiala's breakaway goal stretching LA’s lead to 3-1 at one point. However, the Oilers capitalized on an extra attacker strategy, leading to a late-game surge that ultimately secured their victory.

The Edmonton Oilers staged a remarkable comeback against the Los Angeles Kings, winning 4-3 in overtime to even their Stanley Cup playoff series at 2-2. Leon Draisaitl delivered the decisive goal on a power play, showcasing his clutch performance as he assisted on all three of the Oilers' previous goals. Evan Bouchard emerged as a standout, scoring two goals in the third period, including the equalizer just seconds from the end of regulation.

The Kings initially led 3-1, with goals from Trevor Moore, Warren Foegele, and Kevin Fiala. However, the Oilers' tenacity shone through as they outscored the Kings 12-5 in the series' third periods and overtime. The pivotal Game 5 awaits, showcasing both teams' resilience in this tightly contested playoff series.

In a decisive 5-0 victory over the struggling Edmonton Oilers, the Los Angeles Kings showcased their playoff readiness. Adrian Kempe led the charge with a goal and two assists, while Warren Foegele and Kevin Fiala each contributed a goal and an assist. Quinton Byfield extended his scoring streak to four games, further solidifying his importance to the Kings as they clinched home ice for the playoffs.

The Oilers, missing key players like Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, faltered under pressure, resulting in the end of their three-game winning streak. Despite the loss, Calvin Pickard made 31 saves, but the Kings’ offense proved overwhelming. With this victory, the Kings are now set to face the Oilers in the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year, intensifying their ongoing rivalry.

The Los Angeles Kings continued their impressive push for playoff positioning with a commanding 6-1 victory over the Anaheim Ducks, highlighted by a stellar performance from Kevin Fiala, who scored twice. Quinton Byfield kicked off the scoring early, and Anze Kopitar, Alex Laferriere, and Jordan Spence also contributed goals, while Andrei Kuzmenko and Adrian Kempe each racked up three assists. Darcy Kuemper was formidable in goal, extending his streak of allowing two or fewer goals to 15 games, just shy of an NHL record.

This victory solidified the Kings’ four-point lead over the Edmonton Oilers in the Pacific Division race, which sets the stage for a likely first-round playoff matchup between the two teams. The Kings have the edge with the league’s best home record, making home-ice advantage crucial. Despite the loss, the Ducks matched their best regular-season win total since 2018-19 with 35 wins.

Kevin Fiala achieved the milestone of scoring his 30th goal of the season, contributing to the Los Angeles Kings' convincing 3-0 victory over the Edmonton Oilers. Darcy Kuemper delivered a stellar performance, making 27 saves and securing his fifth shutout of the season. The Kings are now in a strong position for the playoffs, needing assistance from the Vegas Golden Knights to seal their spot.

In a match that saw the Kings take control after a scoreless first period, Fiala scored the opening goal midway through the second period on a rebound from an Alex Laferriere shot. Andrei Kuzmenko and Trevor Lewis also found the back of the net, showcasing the Kings' offensive prowess. Meanwhile, the Oilers faced challenges without their star player, Leon Draisaitl, who is sidelined with a lower-body injury.