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Quinn Hughes scored twice and added an assist as Minnesota eliminated Dallas 5-2 in Game 6 at Grand Casino Arena, ending the Wild's first-round curse that had lasted 11 years and 10 tries. Hughes opened the scoring with a top-shelf wrister in the first, and after Dallas took a 2-1 lead, broke the tie in the third with a drive that deflected off a Stars defenseman's skate past Oettinger. Matt Boldy sealed it with two empty-net goals, and the Wild advance to face Presidents' Trophy winner Colorado in the second round.

Hughes Leads Wild Past Stars to End 11-Year Playoff Series Drought · Apr. 30, 2026

In his first career playoff, the defenseman acquired from Vancouver in December's blockbuster trade delivered his first two postseason goals on Minnesota's biggest night in over a decade. Hughes had gone goalless through five games despite five assists, but broke through with a glove-side wrister over Oettinger 6:23 into the first, then provided the go-ahead goal at 10:38 of the third when his shot from the left circle deflected off Ilya Lyubushkin's skate. The Norris Trophy winner's clutch performance validated every piece Minnesota surrendered to land him.

Hughes Scores Twice in Series-Clinching Game 6 Win · Apr. 30, 2026

Anaheim erased a nine-year drought in style, eliminating Edmonton 5-2 in Game 6 at Honda Center to advance past the first round for the first time since their 2017 run to the Western Conference Final. The Ducks never led in the series until Game 3, but their comeback formula held again — Cutter Gauthier's deflected power-play goal made it 3-1 in the first, and Troy Terry buried a 2-on-1 feed from Leo Carlsson late in the second to put it out of reach. Lukas Dostal made 25 saves to atone for his early exit in Game 5, and the Ducks' trio of Carlsson, Terry, and Kreider each finished the series finale with a goal and two assists, sending the two-time finalists home for the summer.

Ducks Oust Two-Time Cup Finalists, Win First Playoff Series Since 2017 · Apr. 30, 2026

In Game 6 at Honda Center, the Ducks' top trio each finished with a goal and two assists in a 5-2 series-clinching win over the Oilers. Leo Carlsson, the 21-year-old second-overall pick who set career highs across the board in the regular season (29G, 67Pts), anchored the line alongside Troy Terry — making his playoff debut in his ninth NHL season — and veteran Chris Kreider, acquired from New York in the summer. The veteran presence Kreider was brought in to provide came through when it counted most: the former Ranger, with 123 playoff games of experience entering the series, helped guide Anaheim's young core to its first postseason series victory in nine years.

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