Stars Score in OT, switch to the West Finale | The Arkansa's democrat gazette

Dallas-Thomas Harley achieved 1:33 in the extension and the Dallas Stars rose to the NHL Western Conference final in the third season and defeated the top seed Winnipeg Jets 2-1 in game 6 on Saturday evening.

Mark Scheifele achieved hours after the unexpected death of his father for the jets, but also had the trigger penalty with 14.8 seconds in regulation, in which Dallas began with a man's advantage over time.

Sam Steel, who had previously hit Dallas, was a break during a break when Scheifele tried to make a piece when he stumbled the striker on the blue line. The stars called a time crossing, but missed a shot and had blocked another before the end of the regulation.

The stars compete against Edmonton in the West Finale for the second time in a row and will organize the game 1. Connor McDavid and the Oilers, who won in six games in six games last year, ended their second round with a 1-0 win against Vegas in game 5 on Wednesday evening.

The goalkeeper of Dallas, Jake Oettinger, achieved 22 parades to achieve his sixth playoff series victory in the last three seasons. At 8 1/2 minutes, he put an incredible diver in the regulation before leaning to the right before he had to overthrow to the left over his body to put a shot from Mason Appleton.

Connor Hellebuyck stopped 19 shots.

Steel scored his first goal of the playoffs in the middle of the second half. He shot a long rebound from the top of the right circle and sent the puck into the upper right corner of the network directly above the glove from Hellebuyck.