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Championship Series -- Game 2 -- 1-0 Edmonton

Portland evens the series; blanks Edmonton 3-0. The Oil Kings were held to 16 shots in the game. Trevor Cheek remains out of the lineup. Ty Rattie opened the game's scoring with his 16th goal of the playoffs. Seth Jones finished the game plus one. Edmonton came up empty handed on all three of their power play opportunities; Portland was 1-7. 

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Championship Series -- Game 1

Edmonton snatches home ice advantage away from Portland with a 4-1 victory. Trevor Cheek is still recovering from an injury he suffered in game five of the Eastern Conference Championship and was not in the lineup. Henrik Samuelsson struck twice for Edmonton. Stephane Legault added three helpers. Seth Jones was minus one for Portland. His club was 0-4 on the power play.

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Eastern Conference Championship -- Game 7 -- Series tied at three

Edmonton advances to the championship series with a 2-0 win over Calgary. Michael St. Croix had both goals for the victorious Oil Kings. Trevor Cheek sat out of the game due to injury. Chris Driedger stopped all 36 shots he faced for Edmonton. The Oil Kings will face the Portland Winterhawks in the championship series.

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Eastern Conference Championship -- Game 6 -- 3-2 Edmonton

Calgary ties the series with a 4-3 overtime win over Edmonton. Brooks Macek had two goals for the Hitmen; including the game winner. Trevor Cheek was even for the game. Calgary struck twice on the power play. The Oil Kings were 0-5. In addition the winning marker, Macek also had the game tying goal near the midway point of the third period. He was named the first star of the game. 

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Western Conference Championship -- Game 5 -- 3-1 London

London takes the series with a 5-4 overtime victory against Plymouth. The Whalers made a valiant comeback in the third period with three goals; one of them belonging with Garrett Meurs. He had an assist in the second period. Mitch Heard, who returned to the lineup after a one-game suspension, found himself in trouble yet again with a tripping minor, instigating minor, fighting major, and misconduct penalties in the first and second periods. 

Max Domi stunned the Whalers quickly, scoring just 20 seconds into the first overtime period. Heard finished with eight goals and five assists in 14 playoff games. Meurs had seven goals and seven assists in 15 post-season contests. The duo is expected to start next season with the Lake Erie Monsters.

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Eastern Conference Championship -- Game 5 -- Series tied at two

Edmonton upends Calgary 5-1. The Oil Kings took charge of the game early with three first period goals. Trevor Cheek had an assist on one of those goals. Stephane Legault and Dylan Wruck each had two helpers for the Oil Kings. The lone Hitmen tally came on the power play.

Western Conference Championship -- Game 5 -- 3-1 Portland

Portland drops Kamloops 4-1 to take the series in five games. The Winterhawks struck twice on the power play. Colin Smith was minus two for the losing Blazers. He finished with two goals and 12 assists this post-season in 12 games. Seth Jones opened the game with his fifth goal of the playoffs.

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Western Conference Championship -- Game 4 -- 2-1 London

London skates past Plymouth 6-4; takes 3-1 lead in the series. The Whalers had a 46-28 shot advantage in the contest. Five power play goals were scored in the game. One of those power play goals belonged to Garrett Meurs in the second period. He has six goals this post-season. Team mate Mitch Heard did not play in the contest due to a one-game suspension. Seth Griffith and Alex Broadhurst each had two goals for the Knights.

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Eastern Conference Championship -- Game 4 -- 2-1 Calgary

Edmonton scores five times in the first period, dumps Calgary 7-3 to even the series. Trevor Cheek had an assist in the opening period. He was plus three on the evening. TJ Foster had a couple of goals for the victorious Oil Kings. Each team had a power play goal in the game. 

Western Conference Championship -- Game 4 -- 2-1 Portland

Portland blanks Kamloops 3-0; takes a commanding 3-1 lead in the series. Colin Smith was even for the game. Winterhawks defenseman Seth Jones had a goal and an assist in the contest. He has four goals in the playoffs and was named the third star of the game. The Blazers were 0-4 on the power play.

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Western Conference Championship -- Game 3 -- Series tied at one

London skates past Plymouth 6-4; takes 2-1 lead in the series. After falling behind 3-0, the Whalers scored four straight goals to open up the third period. However, the Knights regained control of the game with three tallies in the last five minutes of regulation. Max Domi and Bo Horvat each had two markers for the Knights.

Mitch Heard notched his eighth goal of the post season. He was called for a slashing penalty in the first, served an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty in the third, and was given a five minute major and game misconduct for a check to the head late in regulation. Garrett Meurs was minus two for the contest and had a power play assist.

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Eastern Conference Championship -- Game 3 -- Series tied at one

Calgary scores five times in the second period, upends Edmonton 5-2. Five different skaters scored for the Hitmen. Trevor Cheek opened the scoring for the Oil Kings on the power play with his eighth goal of the playoffs. Two of the goals in the five goal barrage for the Hitmen were with the man advantage.

Western Conference Championship -- Game 3 -- 2-0 Portland

Kamloops topples Portland 5-1. Tim Bozon was the offensive star for the Blazers with two goals and two assists. Colin Smith scored his second goal of the post-season in the opening period. He would add a couple of assists later in the game. Ty Rattie had the lone goal for the Winterhawks. Smith was named the first star of the game.

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Western Conference Championship -- Game 2 -- 1-0 London

Plymouth overcomes London in double overtime 4-3. Alex Nedeljkovic was the story of the game for the Whalers; stopping 61 of 64 Knights shots. Mitch Heard was even for the game. He served too many men on the ice penalties in both the first and second overtime sessions. Garrett Meurs had the secondary assist on Rickard Rakell's overtime winning tally. The goal, scored at the 10:16 mark of the second overtime, came on the power play.