BY THE NUMBERS: Edmonton Oilers' 1-0 win over the Kings in Game 4

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Here is a glance at some of the numbers coming out of Game 4 between the Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings, which Edmonton won for a 3-1 series lead.

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1.000

Stuart Skinner’s save percentage, compared to .923 by his Kings counterpart, David Rittich.

72.7

Pierre-Luc Duboise’s game-high face-off percentage at 8-for-11, compared to Leon Draisaitl’s team-leading 61.1 at 11-for-18. As a team, Edmonton out-performed L.A. on the face-off dot 26-22.

41

Hits recorded by the Kings, which is 14 more than Edmonton earned Sunday. They have outhit the Oilers 197-140 in the series.

33

Shots stopped by Oilers goalie Skinner to earn the first post-season shutout of his career. Rittich stopped 12 of 13.

5

The minimum number of games this best-of-sven series will take if the Oilers can close things out with a win Wednesday at Rogers Place.

5

Shots on goal by Kings forward Trevor Moore, which stands as the game high. It was also more than the Oilers earned as a team over the first 20 minutes.

4

High-danger scoring chances at 5-on-5 for the Oilers, according to naturalstattrick.com, compared to 14 for the Kings, who outshot Edmonton 33-12 at 5-on-5.

1

Goal for Oilers defenceman Evan Bouchard in these playoffs, giving him five goals and 18 assists for 24 points in 16 games over the last two post-seasons. Three of those five goals have been game-winners.

0

Power-play goals on one opportunity for the Kings, who are still seeking their first goal of the series on the man-advantage after going 0-for-11 over the first four games. Edmonton’s power play went 1-for-1 on Sunday, and is 8-for-15 so far.

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