Sunday, April 20, 2003
Stars finish off Oilers, eye Ducks
Flyers turn on Maple Leafs 4-1
The Associated Press
EDMONTON, Alberta - Mike Modano scored with 6:52 left Saturday to send the Dallas Stars into the second round of the playoffs with a 3-2 victory over the Edmonton Oilers.
Modano's goal, his fourth of the series, eliminated the Oilers in Game 6 of the best-of-7 series.
The Stars and Oilers have met in the playoffs six of seven years with Dallas winning five straight times.
Edmonton led this series 2-1 but then dropped three straight.
Top-seeded Dallas will play the No. 7 Anaheim Mighty Ducks in the Western Conference semifinals. Anaheim stunned Detroit by sweeping the Stanley Cup champion Red Wings in that first-round series.
On the winning goal, Modano took the puck from behind the net and skittered a pass to defenseman Sergei Zubov who fed it back to him for a one-timer that eluded goalie Tommy Salo.
The Stars looked like they would walk away with the game early, but the Oilers came back in the second period to tie it 2-2.
The Stars were without injured forwards Bill Guerin, Pierre Turgeon and Jason Arnott.
Flyers 4, Maple Leafs 1
PHILADELPHIA - Sami Kapanen scored two power-play goals, and Tony Amonte had two assists, leading Philadelphia over Toronto.
The Flyers hold a 3-2 in the the first-round, best-of-7 series. Game 6 is Monday in Toronto.
Dmitry Yushkevich and Simon Gagne also scored for Philadelphia, which took its first series lead.
Wild 3, Avalanche 2
DENVER - Manny Fernandez stopped 26 shots in his first career playoff start, and Willie Mitchell gave Minnesota the early lead it needed to stave off elimination.
Colorado leads the best-of-seven series 3-2. The Avalanche won three straight after losing the opener but again struggled in a Game 5 at home. The Avs lost a potential series-clinching fifth game at home for the fourth time in five years.
Game 6 is Monday in Minnesota with a potential Game 7 Tuesday in Denver.
Giguere leading Ducks on the Pond
Goaltender Jean-Sebastien Giguere, who stopped 165 of the 171 shots in Anaheim's four-game sweep of the defending Stanley Cup champion Detroit Red Wings, is one of 17 former AHL Cincinnati Mighty Ducks on the big club's playoff roster at the Arrowhead Pond. The other 16 in Anaheim are:
GOALTENDERS: Giguere, Martin Gerber, Ilja Bryzgalov.
DEFENSEMEN: Niclas Havelid, Ruslan Salei, Vitaly Vishnevski, Mark Popovic, Todd Reirden.
FORWARDS: Marc Chouinard, Jonathan Hedstrom, Jason Krog, Mike Leclerc, Andy McDonald, Samuel Pahlsson, Kevin Sawyer, Cam Severson, Alexei Smirnov.
At a glance
EASTERN
1. Ottawa vs.
8. N.Y. Islanders
Senators win 4-1
Isles 3, Ottawa 0
Ottawa 3, Isles 0
Ottawa 3, Isles, 2OT
Ottawa 3, Isles 1
Ottawa 4, Isles 1
2. New Jersey vs.
7. Boston
Devils win 4-1
N.J. 2, Boston 1
N.J. 4, Boston 2
N.J. 3, Boston 0
Boston 5, N.J. 1
N.J. 3, Boston 0
3. Tampa Bay vs.
6. Washington
Wash. 3, T.B. 0
Wash. 6, T.B. 3
T.B. 4, Wash. 3, OT
T.B. 3, Wash. 1
T.B. 2, Wash. 1
Today: at Wash., 3
4. Philadelphia vs.
5. Toronto
Toronto 5, Phila. 3
Phila. 4, Toronto 1
Tor. 4, Phila. 3, 2OT
Phila. 3, Toronto 2, 3OT
Phila. 4, Toronto 1
WESTERN
1. Dallas vs.
8. Edmonton
Stars win 4-2
Edmonton 2, Dallas 1
Dallas 6, Edmonton 1
Edmonton 3, Dallas 2
Dallas 3, Edmonton 1
Dallas 5, Edmonton 2
Dallas 3, Edmonton 2
2. Detroit vs.
7. Anaheim
Ducks win 4-0
Anaheim 2, Det. 1, 3OT
Anaheim 3, Detroit 2
Anaheim 2, Detroit 1
Anaheim 3, Detroit 2, OT
3. Colorado vs.
6. Minnesota
Minn. 4, Colorado 2
Colorado 3, Minn. 2
Colorado 3, Minn. 0
Colorado 3, Minn. 1
Minn. 3, Colorado 2
4. Vancouver vs.
5. St. Louis
St. Louis 6, Van. 0
Van. 2, St. Louis 1
St.Louis 3, Van. 1
St. Louis 4, Van. 1
Today, at St. Louis, 7
REDS SUNDAY GAME
Reds 7, Expos 5
Reds box, runs
REDS SATURDAY GAMES AND NEWS
Reds off course in the Caribbean
Career takes another left turn
Reds chatter
Reds Q&A
Down on the farm: Hamilton regroups
Reds notebook: Boone tinkers with lineup
OTHER BASEBALL
Braves encounter unknown
Wrigley epitomizes what's best about baseball
MLB power rankings
NL: Benitez blows fourth save
AL: Yankees' starters now 12-0
Notes from Saturday's games
Players vow they'll defend their turf
Everett struck by fan's thrown cell phone
IL: Louisville 3, Durham 2
BENGALS
Last No. 1 pick didn't help Bengals
Daugherty: Pick Palmer, pray he doesn't play
Where are they now?
Bengals Q&A
OTHER FOOTBALL
Swarm put on show - and a game, too
Reading grad Wynn in running at Florida
All draft options have Rogers smiling
Getting to know: Zach Thomas
Early guide to the NFL draft
UC BEARCATS
Ex-Bearcat held on weapons charges
NBA
Nets' Kidd shows up mentor
Three Bucks players surrender on assault charges
Wizards in need of major repairs
HOCKEY
Stars finish off Oilers, eye Ducks
PREP SPORTS
KHSAA considers change of FB venue
Neltner, Hanser will lead local All-Stars
Prep results
GOLF
Kung wins first LPGA Tour event
HORSE RACING
Scrimshaw's victory sends Lukas to Derby
AUTO RACING
NASCAR's All-Star event to pay $1 million to winner
Formula One: Brothers qualify 1-2 in Italy
SUNDAY SPOTLITE
Athletes and sitcoms: Real shining moments
Page Two power rankings
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