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Carolina Moves On, Dallas Moves Up, and More

Jonathan Willis
Last updated: May 4, 2019 7:09 pm
Jonathan Willis
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The Carolina Hurricanes are off to the Eastern Conference Finals. It’s been a wild turnaround for the Hurricanes, and they are the hottest team in the playoffs outside of St. Louis. They are going to be a tough out for either Boston or Columbus, and the Hurricanes will have the benefit of extra rest.

Carolina swept the Islanders in four games, with the Hurricanes beating the Isles 5-2 in both games in Raleigh. Teuvo Teravainen and Sebastian Aho continued their postseason dominance as each notched a goal in the win, but the defense was again the story. Despite the Islanders’ best efforts, they scored just five goals in four games.

Moving On!#TakeWarning pic.twitter.com/XAwYCIAg17

— Carolina Hurricanes (@Canes) May 4, 2019

Unfortunately, it’s not all good news for Carolina. Trevor van Riemsdyk underwent shoulder surgery, and he will be out until next season. He was injured in Game 2 of the series and the defenseman will be missed.

Trevor van Riemsdyk undergoes surgery on left shoulder

More Info » https://t.co/OvxvxQjcGF pic.twitter.com/j1xmG8Nsib

— Carolina Hurricanes (@Canes) May 4, 2019

The Dallas Stars are looking to win their second Stanley Cup ever, and they took a big step towards that goal on Friday night. Ben Bishop was excellent and stopped 38 shots in a win over St. Louis. Dallas can move on to the Western Conference Finals with a victory in Game 6 on Sunday.

The Stars moved within one win of their first trip to the Western Conference Final since 2008 with Friday's victory in St. Louis. #GoStars https://t.co/YMBR9e59Ok

— Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) May 4, 2019

Hockey players are a different breed. Despite suffering a head injury in Game 7 of the last series, San Jose’s Joe Pavelski may return to the team soon. Pavelski is recovering and he won’t play in Game 5, but he could take the ice again in Game 6.

Joe Pavelski is progressing, but will not be in the lineup for Game 5 against the Avalanche. pic.twitter.com/ozxHlIRyvG

— TSN (@TSN_Sports) May 4, 2019

The AHL’S San Diego Gulls played a four overtime game to kick off their playoff series with the Bakersfield Condors on Friday night. The Gulls eventually managed to win 3-2, sending their fans home with a smile on their faces.

Couldn't stay up all night for 4OT? We've got the full highlights to last night's quadruple-overtime Game 1 thriller right here!#FlightToTheCup | #LetsGoGulls pic.twitter.com/OTNshZGEyM

— San Diego Gulls (@SDGullsAHL) May 4, 2019

Top Stories

  • Hurricanes showing strong signs as they sweep Islanders to reach Eastern Conference final | USA Today
  • Van Riemsdyk has season-ending surgery | TSN
  • Stars’ Bishop stellar in net for Game 5 win | NBC Sports
  • Pavelski ‘not in tonight’ for Sharks in Game 5, getting closer to return | NHL
  • Gulls Score in 4th Overtime to Win First Game of Pacific Division Finals | Times of San Diego
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Jonathan Willis has written on virtually every sport imaginable over the last decade. His specialties are college football, eSports, politics, the NFL and the NHL. He is always looking for soft markets to pounce on, and he will have you in the black by the end of the year.
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