EDMONTON, Alberta — (AP) — Evander Kane and Evan Bouchard scored in a 10-second span in the third period and the Edmonton Oilers beat Los Angeles 7-4 on Friday night to cut the Kings’ series lead to 2-1.
Kane tied at 4 with 6:42 left on a wild scramble in front of the goal. It was ruled a goal after a review, and Los Angeles then challenged for goalie interference. The challenge failed, giving Edmonton a power play, and Bouchard put the Oilers ahead with 6:32 to go off a nifty feed from Leon Draisaitl.
“We’ve got a lot of character. We’re going to go down swinging, if we go down,” Draisaitl said. “We’ve created that approach here and that attitude within this organization and we’re not going to back down until we’re out.”
Game 4 is Sunday night in Edmonton.
“We’ll take a rest just like we did after we won the games,” Kings coach Jim …