Carolina was dominant in these two games down here.

13. All that's left on the clock now is Gostas Bear comes to center.

He's just going to double back in his own.

Call off the dogs and let the crowd do their thing.

Carolina pulls away at the end and picks up a 5-2 victory here in game four

to push Washington to the breakink in this second round Stanley Cup

playoff matchup.

John Walton, final call last night in Raleigh.

The caps now down to three to one and on the brink of elimination.

It's interesting, I didn't feel like they were dominated

in game three. John said dominated in both games down here in Raleigh. I really felt like they

played well in game three, and it was actually their most complete game, and yet they lost

four to nothing. Last night, though, felt more like game one,

but the score was more reflective of it. Now, the caps on a power play goal, actually a two-man

advantage, got an Ovechkin goal to make it three, two in the third period. But just, I thought not

Logan Thompson's best night, Max, certainly not his best night.

We talked about the goal that he gave up in game three.

He's given up a couple of bad goals, right?

A few here and there.

Is that fair or not?

A few here and there.

But it's also going to happen.

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