Why Donovan Mitchell was motivated to bounce back with a massive third quarter in Game 4
Donovan Mitchell scores 39 points in the second half of Game 4, tying the series.
The Golden Knights' penalty kill faltered as the Ducks scored two power-play goals, leading to a 4-3 victory that tied their playoff series at two games each. Game 5 is set for Tuesday in Las Vegas.
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The Ducks won Game 4 against the Golden Knights 4-3, tying the playoff series at two games each.
The Ducks scored two power-play goals in Game 4, taking advantage of the Golden Knights' increased penalties.
The Golden Knights need to reduce penalties while maintaining their aggressive play to avoid giving the Ducks more power-play opportunities.
Game 5 is scheduled for Tuesday at 9:30 p.m. EDT in Las Vegas.
Donovan Mitchell scores 39 points in the second half of Game 4, tying the series.
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When/Where to Watch: Game 4, Tuesday, 7 p.m. EDT (ESPN). Series: Canadiens lead 2-1. The Canadiens come off a dominant 6-2 victory over the Sabres on Sunday in an electric atmosphere in Montreal. Fans serenaded rookie goalie Jakub Dobes with “Ole! Ole! Ole!” after the game, causing him to pause during an on-ice interview and smile broadly. But there is still more work to do for the Canadiens, who will need to put the emotions behind them and focus on a Sabres team with every intention of salvaging a split in Montreal and recapturing home-ice advantage. “You've got to do the things that the game is asking you to do — all the time,” Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis said. “So you've got to be alert. You're hoping for an offensive shift. That's not what the game is asking you to do at that time. It's just to be really mature and understanding that (situation), and I feel we're equipped to be able to do that knowing that nothing is bullet proof.” The challenge in many ways is the same for Buffalo. “Playoffs is about the next game,” Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said Monday. “It's not about the past one. I think we've answered a lot of questions this year about tough situations. ... I'm really confident in the group, so it's all about tomorrow.” \\\_ AP NHL: and