Mon Apr 28 01:30:00 UTC 2025: ## Oilers Look to Even Series Against Kings in Game 4
**EDMONTON, AB** – The Edmonton Oilers will aim to tie their first-round playoff series against the Los Angeles Kings on Sunday night at Rogers Place. Game 4, airing at 7:30 p.m. MDT on Sportsnet, sees the Oilers entering with momentum after a thrilling 7-4 victory in Game 3.
Friday’s win saw the Oilers erasing a 4-3 deficit with four unanswered goals in the final period. Evander Kane’s goal, successfully defended against a Kings’ coach’s challenge, tied the game, followed 10 seconds later by Evan Bouchard’s power-play winner. Bouchard finished the game with two goals and an assist, while Connor McDavid and Connor Brown added empty-net goals. Calvin Pickard made 24 saves.
The Oilers’ power play, dormant in the first two games, finally broke through with two goals, a key factor according to Ryan Nugent-Hopkins. While Los Angeles also scored twice on the power play, Edmonton’s penalty kill displayed improved composure.
Several key players are returning from injury and contributing to the team’s improved performance. Evander Kane (goal and an assist, five hits), John Klingberg (strong defensive play), and Trent Frederic are all showing positive progress, according to coach Jay Woodcroft. The team anticipates continued improvement as injured players regain their form and team chemistry strengthens. The only remaining injured player is Troy Stecher, whose return is expected soon.
The Oilers are confident their game is trending upwards, with players emphasizing the importance of maintaining composure and focusing on preparation for each game. The team believes its playoff experience and the ongoing return of injured players will be crucial in the upcoming games. The series is currently 2-1 in favor of the Kings.
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