The 3-for-6 performance was perhaps the best showing of the season for the power play after an ill-timed mini-slump. On a per 60-minute basis, the power play was one of the 10 best in the league across a variety of metrics. It was part of a reworked power play that moved Radulov to the second unit. On the next power play (and the next Stars shot), it paid dividends when Radulov’s fluttering shot sailed by Rinne. It’s an encouraging sign going back to Nashville for Game 5 to face a reeling Predators team that vowed after Game 3 to be better in Game 4, but certainly wasn’t.

Source: thestar April 18, 2019 03:22 UTC