Playoffs of 2025 Stanley Cup continue to be clean cinemas as the Toronto Maple leaves go down Ottawa’s senators over the oversized hours as they are now a winner away from a series cleansing while blues placed seven goals in their victory over Jets who saw a 130 combined blows!

Senators entered the table first with a goal of power game from Claude GirouxBut Leafs responded with a purpose of the power of their decency Matthew Knotathis second play -offit.

Then, only 32 seconds in the second period, the leafs captain Auston Matthews scored his first play-off goal to set them 2-1.

But the prominent Ottawa star Brady tkachuk marked to tie them all to send it to OT.

In the first game of the Ottawa’s Play Off since 2007, it came to an unfortunate ending after Simon Benoit scored the winner of the game for Leafs after the first minute in the over time.

The Sens will try to avoid in Series Sweep when game 4 takes place on Saturday, April 26.

Once you have landed 0-2 in series, St. Louis replied with emphasis on Game 3 starting things with three goals right in the first period, the first two from Paul Buchnevich.

From then on it was pure predominance as Blues scored five of the next seven goals of the game.

They exceed planes 28-18 while both teams were combined for 130 total hits (WPG – 67, STL – 63)!

Game 4 will take place on Sunday, April 27.

After going down 1-0 in series, Savage have returned, especially in a 3 game that saw their star, Kirill KaprizovScore two goals of power game to help them win.

Despite being outer and external, the wild took over in the second period where they exceed Golden and set two courtesy intentions of Matt Boldy and Kaprizov.

The golden knights failed to turn into all their four games of power, after all, proving that they were their fall after losing back-back games with the same result.

Panthers beat catarrh However again to get a 2-0 series lead after what was a Feisty match.

Bolt forward Brandon Hagel even took a five-minute major for this hit to the Captain of Panthers Alexander Barkov.

But it was the Panters who took the last laughter thanks to a blank network from Sam Bennett in the third period.