How the Canes Closed Out the Caps, and How the Jets Forced a Game 6 Against the Stars

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🗓️ 16 May 2025

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Dimitri Filipovic is joined by Steve Peters to unpack how the Hurricanes were able to close out the Capitals in 5 and get back to the Eastern Conference Final for the 3rd time in the past 7 years, and how the Jets were able to stay alive and force a Game 6 this weekend against the Stars.

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0:00.0	Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey Pediocast with your host, Dmitri
0:16.5	Filipovich.
0:19.0	Welcome to the Hockey Pediocast.
0:20.7	My name is Dimitri Filippovich. And joining me is my good buddy,
0:24.1	Steve Peters. Petey, what's going on, man? Just another day of watching hockey. Things are starting to get
0:29.4	exciting here, and we're starting to get down to this Final Four. So life is good in Hockeyland.
0:33.7	Starting to get exciting. This entire postseason has been quite a ride. I've really enjoyed it. We're going to break down Thursday nights games. We're going to talk about the Keynes closing out the Washington Capitals in five. We're going to talk about the Stars Jets game five with the Jets extending that series, tending it back to Dallas this weekend for a game six. Let's start with Keynes' caps.
0:54.9	We saw, as I said, the Keynes close out the caps in five games.
0:57.9	I thought it was a much more spirited effort from Washington than we saw for most of this series,
1:03.5	which kind of says it all, considering they wound up with 19 shots on goal,
1:08.2	and just the one goal scored obviously had the one goal in the
1:11.4	second period, I believe that was called back with one of the easier offside reviews you're going
1:16.3	to see. I've got a couple interesting notes from this game from the Kane's defenseman perspective,
1:21.9	right? Because we saw Jalen Chadfield come out of the lineup with injury. We saw Sean Walker step up and actually lead the team in ice time in his absence.
1:31.2	He scored the game four goal that sealed the win for the Cains off the rush after Rasmus Sandians stick,
1:37.6	hilariously got stuck in the in the Carolina end boards.
1:42.6	In this one, he gets the puck behind the net with about two minutes left in the game, right?
1:46.2	It's 101.
1:46.9	You're thinking, all right, we're going to an overtime in this one.
1:50.7	And instead of in classic Carolina Hurricanes fashion, kind of, you know, just dumping the puck
1:55.3	out and live in a fight another day, he comes around the net with purpose.
1:58.7	He has this crisp breakout pass up the middle of the ice, the Seth Jarvis.
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