Stanley Cup Playoffs- Dump & Chase 5/9/13 Overtime Edition

May 8, 2013; St. Louis, MO, USA; Los Angeles Kings defenseman

(26) celebrates his game winning goal against the St. Louis Blues during overtime in game five of the first round of the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Scottrade Center. The Kings defeated the Blues 3-2. Mandatory Credit: Scott Rovak-USA TODAY Sports

Here is your daily look-in at last night’s Stanley Cup playoffs with three games going to overtime.

New York Rangers-4 Washington Capitals-3 (series tied 2-2)

Derek Stepan scored another game winner as this series is all tied up heading back to the Nation’s Capital. Will the Capitals wilt under the pressure like years past?

(Blue Line Station) (Bleacher Report)

Boston Bruins-4 Toronto Maple Leafs-3 OT (Boston leads series 3-1)

David Krejci completed his playoff hat trick in overtime and Tuukka Rask stopped 45 shots as the Bruins take a huge 3-1 lead back home to Boston.

(Editor-In-Leaf) (Bleacher Report)

Los Angeles Kings-3 St Louis Blues-2 OT (Kings lead series 3-2)

The Kings finally figured out a way to win a game late in St Louis as Slava Voynov scores the game winner half way through the first overtime period as the Kings take a 3-2 series lead back to LA.

(St Louis Post Dispatch)

Anaheim Ducks-3 Detroit Red Wings-2 OT (Ducks lead series 3-2)

The Ducks after losing two overtime games turn the trick on the Red Wings as Nick Bonino score less than two minutes into overtime to give the Ducks a 3-2 series lead as the series heads back to Joe Louis Arena.

(Octopus Thrower) (Anaheim Calling)

Tonight’s Stanley Cup Playoff Action (TV Listings)

New York Islanders at Pittsburgh Penguins 6pm (series tied 2-2)

The Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fluery is struggling so  it will be Tomas Vokoun starting in net Thursday night.  The Islanders have held their own facing the East’s #1 seed.

(Eye On Isles) (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

Ottawa Senators at Montreal Canadiens 6:30pm (Ottawa leads 3-1)

The Senators are staring at two streaks, Ottawa is 7-0 all-time when leading a series 3-1, but they haven’t won 3 straight playoff games since 2007. Will the Canadiens push back and extend the series on home ice or fold up the tent and head to summer vacation.

Minnesota Wild at Chicago Blackhawks 8:30pm (Chicago leads 3-1)

The Hawks have a shot at the United Center to clinch the series. Will the Wild bring the physical play the used to win Game #3?

(Bleacher Report) (Second City Hockey)