The Edmonton Oilers evened the series with a thrilling 5-4 overtime win against the Calgary Flames thanks to a goal from forward Zach Hyman. The Oilers had been trailing 4-3 in the third period when Hyman scored the tying goal with less than two minutes remaining in regulation.
Hyman’s goal was the first of his career in the NHL playoffs and it was a crucial one for the Oilers. It sent the game into overtime where Hyman was able to score the game-winning goal just over two minutes into the extra period.
The Oilers had been trailing 3-1 after the first period, but they were able to battle back and tie the game at 3-3 in the second period. The Flames then regained the lead in the third period, but Hyman’s heroics kept the Oilers alive and sent the game into overtime.
The win was a huge one for the Oilers, as it evened the series at two games apiece. It also gave them some much needed momentum heading into Game 5. Hyman’s goal was a huge part of that, as it not only tied the game but it also gave the Oilers a huge emotional lift.
Hyman’s goal was also a great example of how important it is for players to stay focused and never give up. Even though the Oilers were down late in the game, Hyman was able to stay composed and score the tying goal. His determination and focus paid off in a big way and it could be a key factor in helping the Oilers win the series.
Overall, it was a thrilling game and Hyman’s goal was a huge part of it. His heroics gave the Oilers new life and evened up the series. Now, it’s up to the Oilers to take advantage of this momentum and win the series.
