Goal Line Drama in Anaheim, Hagel’s Heroics, Kopitar’s Curtain Call & Sens Swept

A controversial finish in Anaheim headlines the episode, as the Ducks' apparent OT winner crossed the goal line but lacked definitive video proof, reigniting calls for puck-tracking technology. However, Edmonton's inability to hold leads and close out games remains the bigger issue, with concerns also mounting about Connor McDavid's health and usage. Tampa Bay evened its series with Montreal behind two third-period goals from Brandon Hagel in a physical, back-and-forth matchup that feels destined for seven. The Colorado Avalanche swept Los Angeles to mark the official end of Anze Kopitar's storied career, leaving the Kings facing key roster questions despite some core pieces in place. Carolina's sweep of Ottawa was tighter than it looked, with four one-goal games and strong contributions from inexperienced Sens defenders amid injuries, reinforcing optimism about their future. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh staved off elimination after making a goaltending switch to Artūrs Šilovs, but offensive struggles continue and Philadelphia faces a major decision with young star Matvei Michkov likely sitting out Game 5.

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Goal Line Drama in Anaheim, Hagel’s Heroics, Kopitar’s Curtain Call & Sens Swept is an episode from The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast by R.E.V. Media.

This episode is 49:06 long.

This episode was published on Apr 27, 2026.

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