2023 Stanley Cup Playoffs Results: April 23rd -

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Welcome to Full Press Hockey‘s 2023 NHL Stanley Cup playoffs coverage. Each day during this first round we give you results of playoff games, along with an analysis. The playoffs start on Monday April 17th. Be sure to stay current with all the action right here.

2023 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs Results

NHL Playoff Schedule For April 23, 2023:

MATCHUP		TIME	TV
Carolina East 1st Round – Game 4, CAR leads series 2-1	@ New York	10:00 AM	TNT
Boston East 1st Round – Game 4, BOS leads series 2-1	@ Florida	12:30 PM	TNT
Dallas West 1st Round – Game 4, MIN leads series 2-1	@ Minnesota	3:30 PM	TBS
Edmonton West 1st Round – Game 4, LA leads series 2-1	@ Los Angeles	6:00 PM	TBS

NHL Playoffs Scores for April 23, 2023:

Final	1	2	3	Tot
Carolina	1	2	2	5
NY Islanders	0	0	2	2

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Final	1	2	3	Tot
Boston	1	1	4	6
Florida	0	1	1	2

BRUINS LEAD SERIES 3-1

Final	1	2	3	Tot
Dallas	0	1	2	3
Minnesota	0	0	2	2

SERIES TIED 2-2

Final	1	2	3	OT	Tot
Edmonton	0	3	1	1	5
Los Angeles	3	0	1	0	4

SERIES TIED 2-2

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Carolina Hurricanes vs New York Islanders

Winning a playoff game on the road for the first time in nearly two years meant very little to the Carolina Hurricanes. The important thing was they won and moved closer to advancing in their first-round series with the New York Islanders.

Seth Jarvis scored twice and the Canes snapped an eight-game postseason road losing streak with a 5-2 victory Sunday, pushing the Islanders to the brink of elimination. The Hurricanes can wrap up the best-of-seven series in Game 5 on Tuesday night in Raleigh, North Carolina. This was the first game in the series which was not close. Even the Islanders’ 5-1 win on Friday was tied 1-1 late.

Boston Bruins vs Florida Panthers

Linus Ullmark left the ice with a few minutes left to play, which ordinarily isn’t a great thing for hockey goaltenders.

In this case, it only made the Boston Bruins appreciate him more.

Ullmark stopped 41 shots before leaving the game with 3:11 remaining after drawing a misconduct penalty – he wanted to fight Florida’s Matthew Tkachuk as the highlight of a late-game scrum – and the Bruins beat the Panthers 6-2 on Sunday to move one game away from the second round of the playoffs.

Taylor Hall had two goals and two assists, Jake DeBrusk scored twice, and the Bruins took a 3-1 lead in the Eastern Conference first-round series – with a chance to advance coming in Boston on Wednesday.

Dallas Stars vs Minnesota Wild

Jake Oettinger produced another brilliant playoff performance for the Dallas Stars, all the way down to the closing seconds.

The good show put on by the Minnesota Wild just left them with a heap of frustration.

Tyler Seguin scored two power-play goals and Oettinger made 33 saves in his home state to help the Stars bounce back from a lopsided loss and beat the Wild 3-2 in Game 4 on Sunday night to even their first-round NHL playoff series.

Evgenii Dadonov gave the Stars a two-score lead early in the third period just 8 seconds after escaping the penalty box, his third goal of the series. John Klingberg responded by scoring for the Wild less than three minutes later against his former team right after a goal-line block on the other end, but the Stars closed out a critical victory on the strength of their star goalie and their potent power play.

Edmonton Oilers vs Los Angeles Kings

Zach Hyman scored at 10:39 of overtime as the Edmonton Oilers rallied from three goals down late in the first period to beat the Los Angeles Kings 5-4 Sunday night to even their first-round series at two games apiece.

Hyman’s snapshot from the left faceoff circle was his first goal of the playoffs.

Leon Draisaitl had two goals and an assist for the Oilers, Evan Bouchard had a goal and two assists while Evander Kane forced OT with his third-period goal. Connor McDavid had three assists, and Jack Campbell, who came in after Stuart Skinner was pulled after one period, made 27 saves against his former team.