In the opening games of Round 2 of the NHL playoffs, the Edmonton Oilers and Dallas Stars suffered defeats despite the impressive performances of their star players. Leon Draisaitl of the Oilers and Joe Pavelski of the Stars both scored four goals each in their respective games, but it was not enough to secure victories for their teams. The high-scoring efforts from Draisaitl and Pavelski were certainly noteworthy, but ultimately the Oilers and Stars were left disappointed in their efforts to start the second round of the playoffs.

In a thrilling game that went into overtime, Joe Pavelski put on a scoring clinic by netting four goals, but his team ultimately fell short. The game was a back-and-forth affair, with both teams trading blows throughout regulation. However, it was Pavelski's heroics that kept his team in the game, with the veteran forward displaying his goal-scoring prowess time and time again. Despite Pavelski's efforts, his team was unable to secure the win, and the game went into overtime. Unfortunately, Pavelski and his teammates were unable to find the back of the net in the extra frame, and their opponents, Seattle Krakens, emerged victorious.

In the highly anticipated game between the Edmonton Oilers and the Vegas Golden Knights, Leon Draisaitl put on another impressive display of his goal-scoring abilities, but it was ultimately not enough to secure a win for his team. Despite the loss, Draisaitl's insatiable desire to score and contribute to his team's success was evident throughout the game.

While Draisaitl was a standout performer, his teammate Connor McDavid has yet to make his mark in the playoffs. Despite being one of the NHL's brightest young stars, McDavid has been relatively quiet in the postseason, and his team is in dire need of his offensive firepower.

Draisaitl's second goal of the game showcased his intelligence on the ice, as he shot the puck past the goalie with just seconds left in the first period. This goal gave his team a much-needed boost and was a testament to Draisaitl's ability to make smart plays in high-pressure situations.

Despite Draisaitl's impressive performance, the Oilers were unable to overcome the Golden Knights and secure a win in Game 1 of the series. However, if Draisaitl continues to display his scoring prowess and leadership on the ice, the Oilers will undoubtedly be a force to be reckoned with in the rest of the playoffs.

As the playoffs continue, it will be interesting to see which teams can come together as a cohesive unit and which individual players will step up and become heroes for their respective teams. One thing is for certain, however - in the playoffs, it takes more than one hero to achieve success.