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|title=Gagarin Cup playoffs |year=2019 |dates=25 February – 25 April 2019 (latest) |num_teams=16 |winners= |second= |scoring_leader= |points= |prevseason=2018 |nextseason=2020 }} The 2019 Gagarin Cup playoffs of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) began on 25 February 2019, with the top eight teams from each of the conferences, following the conclusion of the 2018–19 KHL regular season.[1] Playoff seedsAfter the regular season, the standard 16 teams qualified for the playoffs. Western ConferenceThe regular season winners and Continental Cup winners were CSKA Moscow with 106 points. {{#invoke:Sports table|main|style=WL OT|update=complete |source= [https://en.khl.ru/standings/ KHL] |OTwin_header={{Abbr|OTW|Won in overtime or shootout}} |OTloss_header={{Abbr|OTL|Lost in overtime or shootout}} |winpoints=2 |team1=CSK |team2=SKA |team3=LOK |team4=JOK |team5=DYN |team6=SCH |team7=SPR|team8=VIT |win_SKA=45|OTwin_SKA=4 |OTloss_SKA=5 |loss_SKA=8 |gf_SKA=209|ga_SKA=80 |status_SKA=X |win_CSK=43|OTwin_CSK=10|OTloss_CSK=0 |loss_CSK=9 |gf_CSK=191|ga_CSK=75 |status_CSK=YZ |win_JOK=32|OTwin_JOK=5 |OTloss_JOK=6 |loss_JOK=19|gf_JOK=197|ga_JOK=164 |win_LOK=34|OTwin_LOK=6 |OTloss_LOK=6 |loss_LOK=16|gf_LOK=159|ga_LOK=118 |win_SCH=19|OTwin_SCH=9 |OTloss_SCH=10|loss_SCH=24|gf_SCH=145|ga_SCH=155 |win_SPR=21|OTwin_SPR=7 |OTloss_SPR=8 |loss_SPR=26|gf_SPR=156|ga_SPR=158 |win_DYN=27|OTwin_DYN=6 |OTloss_DYN=6 |loss_DYN=23|gf_DYN=153|ga_DYN=139 |win_VIT=23|OTwin_VIT=5 |OTloss_VIT=7 |loss_VIT=27|gf_VIT=134|ga_VIT=169 |name_CSK=CSKA Moscow |name_DYN=Dynamo Moscow |name_JOK=Jokerit |name_LOK=Lokomotiv Yaroslavl |name_SCH=HC Sochi |name_SKA=SKA Saint Petersburg |name_SPR=Spartak Moscow |name_VIT=Vityaz Podolsk |status_text_X=Won division |status_text_Y=Won conference |status_text_Z=Won Continental Cup }} Eastern ConferenceAvtomobilist Yekaterinburg were the Eastern Conference regular season winners with 95 points. {{#invoke:Sports table|main|style=WL OT|update=complete |source= [https://en.khl.ru/standings/ KHL] |OTwin_header={{Abbr|OTW|Won in overtime or shootout}} |OTloss_header={{Abbr|OTL|Lost in overtime or shootout}} |winpoints=2 |team1=AVT |team2=BAR |team3=MMG |team4=AVG |team5=AKB |team6=SAL |team7=TOR |team8=TRK |win_AKB=34|OTwin_AKB=4 |OTloss_AKB=6 |loss_AKB=18|gf_AKB=165|ga_AKB=139 |win_SAL=24|OTwin_SAL=7 |OTloss_SAL=10|loss_SAL=21|gf_SAL=158|ga_SAL=140 |win_TRK=18|OTwin_TRK=9 |OTloss_TRK=4 |loss_TRK=31|gf_TRK=102|ga_TRK=151 |win_AVT=39|OTwin_AVT=8 |OTloss_AVT=1 |loss_AVT=14|gf_AVT=191|ga_AVT=125 |status_AVT=Y |win_MMG=35|OTwin_MMG=6 |OTloss_MMG=2 |loss_MMG=19|gf_MMG=182|ga_MMG=132 |win_AVG=29|OTwin_AVG=10|OTloss_AVG=5 |loss_AVG=18|gf_AVG=177|ga_AVG=133 |win_BAR=28|OTwin_BAR=10|OTloss_BAR=10|loss_BAR=14|gf_BAR=190|ga_BAR=149 |status_BAR=X |win_TOR=20|OTwin_TOR=7 |OTloss_TOR=10|loss_TOR=25|gf_TOR=176|ga_TOR=193 |name_AKB=Ak Bars Kazan |name_AVG=Avangard Omsk |name_AVT=Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg |name_BAR=Barys Astana |name_MMG=Metallurg Magnitogorsk |name_SAL=Salavat Yulaev Ufa |name_TRK=Traktor Chelyabinsk |name_TOR=Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod |status_text_X=Won division |status_text_Y=Won conference }} Playoff bracketIn each round, the highest remaining seed in each conference is matched against the lowest remaining seed. The higher-seeded team is awarded home ice advantage. In the Gagarin Cup Finals, home ice is determined based on regular season points. Each best-of-seven series follows a 2–2–1–1–1 format: the higher-seeded team plays at home for games one and two (and games five and seven, if necessary), and the lower-seeded team is at home for games three and four (and game six, if necessary). {{2019 Gagarin Cup playoffs bracket}}First RoundEastern Conference First Round(1) Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg vs. (8) Traktor ChelyabinskAvtomobilist Yekaterinburg finished first in the Eastern Conference earning 95 points. Traktor Chelyabinsk finished as the Eastern Conference's eighth seed, earning 58 points, and averaging 1.64 goals per game, the lowest recorded tally for any playoff-qualifying team. This was the first playoff meeting between the two teams; Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg won all four games in this year's regular season series.[2] {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg |team2=Traktor Chelyabinsk |stadium1=KRK Uralets |stadium2=Traktor Ice Arena |date1 = 26 February |score1 = 3–0 |tv1 = |won1 = 1 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80891/protocol/ |1-1-1 = {{ubl|Nigel Dawes (1; PPG) – 13:13|Dan Sexton (1; PPG) – 14:52}} |1-2-1 = Anatoly Golyshev (1) – 01:17 |goalie1-1 = Jakub Kovář (26 shots / 26 saves) |goalie1-2 = Alexander Sudnitsin (27 shots / 24 saves) |date2 = 28 February |score2 = 4–2 |tv2 = |won2 = 1 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80915/protocol/ |2-1-1 = Andrei Obidin (1) – 02:41 |2-1-2 = 19:36 – Grigory Zheldakov (1) |2-2-1 = {{ubl|Nigel Dawes (2; PPG) – 08:09|Anatoly Golyshev (2; SHG) – 11:46}} |2-3-1 = Alexander Kucheryavenko (1; PPG) – 17:16 |2-3-2 = 18:25 – Anton Glinkin (1; PPG) |goalie2-1 = Jakub Kovář (27 shots / 25 saves) |goalie2-2 = Vasily Demchenko (28 shots / 24 saves) |date3 = 2 March |score3 = 1–2 |tv3 = |ot3 = 1 |won3 = 1 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80939/protocol/ |3-1-1 = No scoring |3-2-2 = Christian Thomas (1) – 00:22 |3-3-1 = 02:15 – Andrei Obidin (2) |3-4-1 = 00:54 – Vyacheslav Litovchenko (1) |goalie3-1 = Jakub Kovář (32 shots / 31 saves) |goalie3-2 = Alexander Sudnitsin (35 shots / 33 saves) |date4 = 4 March |score4 = 3–4 |tv4 = |won4 = 1 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80963/protocol/ |4-1-1 = No scoring |4-1-2 = {{ubl|Anton Glinkin (2) – 01:14|Igor Isayev (1) – 05:16}} |4-2-1 = {{ubl|11:38 – Ilya Krikunov (1; PPG)|12:03 – Vyacheslav Litovchenko (2; PPG)}} |4-3-1 = {{ubl|02:27 – Dan Sexton (2)|04:18 – Vyacheslav Litovchenko (3)}} |4-3-2 = Alexander Sharov (1) – 01:00 |goalie4-1 = Jakub Kovář (25 shots / 22 saves) |goalie4-2 = Vasily Demchenko (44 shots / 40 saves) |series = Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg win 4–0 }} (2) Barys Astana vs. (7) Torpedo Nizhny NovgorodBarys Astana finished second in the Eastern Conference earning 86 points. Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod finished as the Eastern Conference's seventh seed, earning 64 points. This was the first playoff meeting between the two teams, and they split their two-game regular season series.[2] {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=Barys Astana |team2=Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod |stadium1=Barys Arena |stadium2=Trade Union Sport Palace |date1 = 26 February |score1 = 4–1 |tv1 = |won1 = 1 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80894/protocol/ |1-1-1 = No scoring |1-1-2 = 12:23 – Robert Sabolič (1; PPG) |1-2-1 = André Petersson (1; PPG) – 19:03 |1-3-1 = {{ubl|Brandon Bochenski (1; PPG) – 01:28|Matt Frattin (1) – 03:25|Brandon Bochenski (2) – 16:43}} |goalie1-1 = Henrik Karlsson (19 shots / 18 saves) |goalie1-2 = Barry Brust (35 shots / 31 saves) |date2 = 28 February |score2 = 5–4 |tv2 = |ot2 = 1 |won2 = 1 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80918/protocol/ |2-1-1 = No scoring |2-1-2 = {{ubl|01:41 – Anton Volchenkov (1)|18:18 – Mikhail Varnakov (1)}} |2-2-1 = {{ubl|Anton Sagadeyev (1) – 08:13|Dmitry Shevchenko (1) – 12:30}} |2-2-2 = {{ubl|00:52 – Robert Sabolič (2)|06:25 – Daniil Ilyin (1)}} |2-3-1 = {{ubl|Darren Dietz (1) – 14:28|Matt Frattin (2; PPG) – 18:18}} |2-4-1 = Roman Starchenko (1) – 01:40 |goalie2-1 = {{ubl|Henrik Karlsson (11 shots / 8 saves)|Dominik Hrachovina (9 shots / 8 saves)}} |goalie2-2 = Barry Brust (55 shots / 50 saves) |date3 = 2 March |score3 = 3–1 |tv3 = |won3 = 2 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80942/protocol/ |3-1-1 = No scoring |3-2-1 = 09:53 – Matt Frattin (3; PPG) |3-2-2 = {{ubl|Denis Barantsev (1) – 13:33|Philip Holm (1; SHG) – 18:03}} |3-3-2 = Denis Barantsev (2; ENG) – 19:56 |goalie3-1 = Henrik Karlsson (20 shots / 18 saves) |goalie3-2 = Barry Brust (31 shots / 30 saves) |date4 = 4 March |score4 = 5–4 |tv4 = |ot4 = 2 |won4 = 2 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80966/protocol/ |4-1-1 = {{ubl|07:16 – Patrice Cormier (1)|14:10 – Pavel Akolzin (1)|16:43 – Matt Frattin (4; PPG)}} |4-2-2 = {{ubl|Anton Volchenkov (2) – 10:51|Mikhail Varnakov (2; PPG) – 16:49}} |4-3-1 = 09:06 – Curtis Valk (1) |4-3-2 = {{ubl|Damir Zhafyarov (1) – 17:32|Denis Parshin (1) – 18:39}} |4-4-2 = Vladimir Galuzin (1; PPG) – 15:14 |goalie4-1 = Dominik Hrachovina (63 shots / 58 saves) |goalie4-2 = Barry Brust (40 shots / 36 saves) |date5 = 6 March |score5 = 3–1 |tv5 = |won5 = 1 |recap5 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81071/protocol/ |5-1-1 = {{ubl|Matt Frattin (5) – 06:46|Brandon Bochenski (3) – 11:43}} |5-2-1 = André Petersson (2; PPG) – 05:08 |5-3-2 = 01:25 – Robert Sabolič (3) |goalie5-1 = Henrik Karlsson (23 shots / 22 saves) |goalie5-2 = Barry Brust (28 shots / 25 saves) |date6 = 8 March |score6 = 3–1 |tv6 = |won6 = 2 |recap6 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81197/protocol/ |6-1-1 = No scoring |6-1-2 = Denis Parshin (2) – 12:41 |6-2-1 = 08:17 – Pavel Akolzin (2) |6-2-2 = {{ubl|Artyom Alyayev (1) – 10:36|Vladimir Galuzin (2; PPG) – 14:15}} |goalie6-1 = Henrik Karlsson (36 shots / 33 saves) |goalie6-2 = Barry Brust (41 shots / 40 saves) |date7 = 10 March |score7 = 3–2 |tv7 = |won7 = 1 |recap7 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81254/protocol/ |7-1-1 = Darren Dietz (2) – 00:54 |7-1-2 = 16:40 – Anton Volchenkov (3) |7-2-1 = Matt Frattin (6) – 12:16 |7-2-2 = 16:36 – Dmitri Semin (1) |7-3-1 = Darren Dietz (3) – 11:55 |goalie7-1 = Henrik Karlsson (28 shots / 26 saves) |goalie7-2 = Barry Brust (36 shots / 33 saves) |series = Barys Astana win 4–3 }} (3) Metallurg Magnitogorsk vs. (6) Salavat Yulaev UfaMetallurg Magnitogorsk finished third in the Eastern Conference earning 84 points. Salavat Yulaev Ufa finished as the Eastern Conference's sixth seed, earning 72 points. This was the fifth playoff meeting between the two teams, with the previous four series having been shared; Metallurg Magnitogorsk won the most recent series during the 2016 Gagarin Cup playoffs. This year's two-game regular season series was also shared.[3] {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=Metallurg Magnitogorsk |team2=Salavat Yulaev Ufa |stadium1=Arena Metallurg |stadium2=Ufa Arena |date1 = 25 February |score1 = 2–1 |tv1 = |ot1 = 2 |won1 = 1 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80879/protocol/ |1-1-1 = No scoring |1-2-1 = Denis Platonov (1) – 02:26 |1-3-2 = 03:48 – Teemu Hartikainen (1) |1-4-1 = Nick Shore (1) – 19:20 |goalie1-1 = Vasily Koshechkin (48 shots / 47 saves) |goalie1-2 = Juha Metsola (48 shots / 46 saves) |date2 = 27 February |score2 = 1–4 |tv2 = |won2 = 2 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80903/protocol/ |2-1-1 = No scoring |2-1-2 = {{ubl|03:25 – Linus Omark (1)|08:49 – Maxim Mayorov (1)}} |2-2-2 = {{ubl|13:37 – Teemu Hartikainen (2)|17:19 – Joonas Kemppainen (1; PPG)}} |2-3-1 = Michal Bulíř (1; PPG) – 12:55 |goalie2-1 = {{ubl|Vasily Koshechkin (23 shots / 20 saves)|Artyom Zagidulin (12 shots / 11 saves)}} |goalie2-2 = Juha Metsola (25 shots / 24 saves) |date3 = 1 March |score3 = 5–1 |tv3 = |won3 = 2 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80927/protocol/ |3-1-1 = No scoring |3-1-2 = {{ubl|Linus Omark (2) – 02:55|Teemu Hartikainen (3; PPG) – 03:20|Alexander Kadeikin (1) – 04:00|Maxim Rybin (1) – 12:40|Joonas Kemppainen (2) – 19:50}} |3-3-1 = 17:23 – Dmitry Zaitsev (1) |goalie3-1 = {{ubl|Vasily Koshechkin (3 shots / 0 saves)|Artyom Zagidulin (20 shots / 18 saves)}} |goalie3-2 = Juha Metsola (39 shots / 38 saves) |date4 = 3 March |score4 = 1–2 |tv4 = |ot4 = 1 |won4 = 1 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80951/protocol/ |4-1-1 = No scoring |4-2-1 = 04:49 – Dennis Rasmussen (1) |4-3-2 = Vladimir Zharkov (1) – 14:35 |4-4-1 = 07:58 – Matt Ellison (1; PPG) |goalie4-1 = Artyom Zagidulin (33 shots / 32 saves) |goalie4-2 = Juha Metsola (34 shots / 32 saves) |date5 = 5 March |score5 = 1–2 |tv5 = |ot5 = 1 |won5 = 2 |recap5 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81053/protocol/ |5-1-1 = No scoring |5-2-1 = Matt Ellison (2) – 13:48 |5-2-2 = 11:36 – Dmitri Kugryshev (1; PPG) |5-4-2 = 01:36 – Vladimir Tkachev (1) |goalie5-1 = Artyom Zagidulin (18 shots / 16 saves) |goalie5-2 = Juha Metsola (19 shots / 18 saves) |date6 = 7 March |score6 = 3–2 |tv6 = |ot6 = 1 |won6 = 2 |recap6 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81077/protocol/ |6-1-1 = No scoring |6-1-2 = Teemu Hartikainen (4) – 14:20 |6-2-1 = {{ubl|16:25 – Michal Bulíř (2; PPG)|19:58 – Nick Shore (2)}} |6-3-2 = Teemu Hartikainen (5) – 19:14 |6-4-2 = Joonas Kemppainen (3) – 11:54 |goalie6-1 = Vasily Koshechkin (25 shots / 22 saves) |goalie6-2 = Juha Metsola (48 shots / 46 saves) |series = Salavat Yulaev Ufa win 4–2 }} (4) Avangard Omsk vs. (5) Ak Bars KazanAvangard Omsk finished fourth in the Eastern Conference earning 83 points. Ak Bars Kazan, the reigning Gagarin Cup champions, finished as the Eastern Conference's fifth seed, one point behind Avangard Omsk. This was the fourth playoff meeting between the two teams with Ak Bars Kazan winning all three previous series, the most recent of which was during the 2017 Gagarin Cup playoffs. This year's two-game regular season series was shared, with both games going to overtime.[3] In the opening game, a two-goal performance by Sergei Shumakov and a 21-save shutout at home by goaltender Igor Bobkov led Avangard Omsk to a 6–0 win.[4] In the second game, another strong offensive performance coupled with the play of Bobkov gained them a two-game lead, with a 6–3 victory.[5] Despite an early showing by Ak Bars Kazan, Avangard Omsk took a stranglehold in game three on the road on Denis Zernov's second period game-winner, ultimately winning 4–1.[6] Finally, in game four, Shumakov scored all three goals – his first playoffs hat-trick – on the night, as Avangard Omsk swept Ak Bars Kazan in four successive games, marking the first time that the defending champions were beaten in such a manner in the first round of the playoffs.[7] {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=Avangard Omsk |team2=Ak Bars Kazan |stadium1=Balashikha Arena |stadium2=TatNeft Arena |date1 = 25 February |score1 = 6–0 |tv1 = |won1 = 1 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80882/protocol/ |1-1-1 = {{ubl|Denis Zernov (1; PPG) – 13:13|Ville Pokka (1) – 16:49}} |1-2-1 = {{ubl|Artyom Manukyan (1) – 03:18|Cody Franson (1) – 10:49}} |1-3-1 = {{ubl|Sergei Shumakov (1) – 12:53|Sergei Shumakov (2) – 16:54}} |goalie1-1 = Igor Bobkov (21 shots / 21 saves) |goalie1-2 = {{ubl|Vladislav Podyapolsky (18 shots / 14 saves)|Alexander Sharychenkov (24 shots / 22 saves)}} |date2 = 27 February |score2 = 6–3 |tv2 = |won2 = 1 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80906/protocol/ |2-1-1 = {{ubl|Semyon Koshelev (1) – 09:00|Ilya Mikheyev (1; PPG) – 11:07}} |2-2-1 = {{ubl|Sergei Shirokov (1) – 06:32|Taylor Beck (1; PPG) – 14:11}} |2-2-2 = {{ubl|10:39 – Paul Postma (1; PPG)|11:57 – Jiří Sekáč (1; PPG)}} |2-3-1 = {{ubl|Viktor Stålberg (1) – 08:58|Sergei Shirokov (2; ENG) – 19:40}} |2-3-2 = 16:37 – Paul Postma (2; PPG) |goalie2-1 = Igor Bobkov (30 shots / 27 saves) |goalie2-2 = Alexander Sharychenkov (21 shots / 16 saves) |date3 = 1 March |score3 = 1–4 |tv3 = |won3 = 1 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80930/protocol/ |3-1-1 = 19:19 – Denis Zernov (2; PPG) |3-1-2 = Rob Klinkhammer (1) – 15:59 |3-2-1 = 15:16 – Denis Zernov (3) |3-3-1 = {{ubl|01:40 – Kirill Semyonov (1; SHG)|06:55 – Semyon Koshelev (2)}} |goalie3-1 = Igor Bobkov (23 shots / 22 saves) |goalie3-2 = Vladislav Podyapolsky (29 shots / 25 saves) |date4 = 3 March |score4 = 2–3 |tv4 = |won4 = 1 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80954/protocol/ |4-1-1 = 05:42 – Sergei Shumakov (3) |4-1-2 = Anton Lander (1; PPG) – 06:22 |4-2-1 = {{ubl|04:37 – Sergei Shumakov (4)|10:38 – Sergei Shumakov (5; PPG)}} |4-3-2 = Mikhail Glukhov (1) – 02:19 |goalie4-1 = Igor Bobkov (23 shots / 21 saves) |goalie4-2 = Vladislav Podyapolsky (25 shots / 22 saves) |series = Avangard Omsk win 4–0 }} Western Conference First Round(1) CSKA Moscow vs. (8) Vityaz PodolskCSKA Moscow finished first in the Western Conference earning 106 points. Vityaz Podolsk finished as the Western Conference's eighth seed, earning 63 points. This was the first playoff meeting between the two teams; CSKA Moscow won three of the four games in this year's regular season series.[2] {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=CSKA Moscow |team2=Vityaz Podolsk |stadium1=VTB Ice Palace |stadium2=Vityaz Ice Palace |date1 = 26 February |score1 = 4–0 |tv1 = |won1 = 1 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80885/protocol/ |1-1-1 = No scoring |1-2-1 = {{ubl|Mikhail Grigorenko (1) – 14:09|Maxim Shalunov (1) – 15:13}} |1-3-1 = {{ubl|Konstantin Okulov (1) – 04:15|Andrei Svetlakov (1; SHG) – 19:59}} |goalie1-1 = Ilya Sorokin (10 shots / 10 saves) |goalie1-2 = Joni Ortio (39 shots / 35 saves) |date2 = 28 February |score2 = 6–2 |tv2 = |won2 = 1 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80909/protocol/ |2-1-1 = No scoring |2-1-2 = 18:33 – Pavel Chernov (1) |2-2-1 = {{ubl|Mikhail Grigorenko (2; PPG) – 04:51|Konstantin Okulov (2) – 09:38|Nikita Nesterov (1) – 12:26|Mikhail Naumenkov (1) – 16:04}} |2-3-1 = {{ubl|Mikhail Grigorenko (3; PPG) – 03:37|Alexey Marchenko (1; PPG) – 10:17}} |2-3-2 = 06:00 – Borna Rendulić (1) |goalie2-1 = Ilya Sorokin (14 shots / 12 saves) |goalie2-2 = {{ubl|Joni Ortio (22 shots / 18 saves)|Alexander Samonov (15 shots / 13 saves)}} |date3 = 2 March |score3 = 1–3 |tv3 = |won3 = 1 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80933/protocol/ |3-1-1 = No scoring |3-2-1 = 07:25 – Maxim Shalunov (2) |3-2-2 = Alexander Yevseyenkov (1; PPG) – 18:46 |3-3-1 = {{ubl|04:46 – Mat Robinson (1)|10:38 – Anton Slepyshev (1; PPG)}} |goalie3-1 = Ilya Sorokin (28 shots / 27 saves) |goalie3-2 = Alexander Samonov (36 shots / 33 saves) |date4 = 4 March |score4 = 1–3 |tv4 = |won4 = 1 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80957/protocol/ |4-1-1 = {{ubl|03:44 – Mikhail Grigorenko (4)|09:37 – Kirill Kaprizov (1; PPG)}} |4-2-1 = 19:18 – Mikhail Grigorenko (5) |4-2-2 = Artyom Shvets-Rogovoi (1; PPG) – 04:35 |goalie4-1 = Ilya Sorokin (24 shots / 23 saves) |goalie4-2 = {{ubl|Alexander Samonov (3 shots / 1 save)|Joni Ortio (30 shots / 29 saves)}} |series = CSKA Moscow win 4–0 }} (2) SKA Saint Petersburg vs. (7) Spartak MoscowSKA Saint Petersburg finished second in the Western Conference earning 103 points. Spartak Moscow finished as the Western Conference's seventh seed, earning 64 points. This was the third playoff meeting between the two teams, with the previous two series having been shared; SKA Saint Petersburg swept the most recent series during the 2011 Gagarin Cup playoffs. SKA Saint Petersburg won all four games in this year's regular season series.[2] {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=SKA Saint Petersburg |team2=Spartak Moscow |stadium1=Ice Palace |stadium2=VTB Ice Palace |date1 = 26 February |score1 = 0–2 |tv1 = |won1 = 2 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80888/protocol/ |1-1-1 = No scoring |1-1-2 = {{ubl|17:26 – Robin Hanzl (1; PPG)|19:40 – Mārtiņš Karsums (1; PPG)}} |goalie1-1 = Igor Shestyorkin (16 shots / 14 saves) |goalie1-2 = Július Hudáček (30 shots / 30 saves) |date2 = 28 February |score2 = 2–3 |tv2 = |won2 = 2 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80912/protocol/ |2-1-1 = No scoring |2-2-1 = {{ubl|Roman Rukavishnikov (1) – 06:05|Alexander Barabanov (1; PPG) – 10:52}} |2-3-2 = {{ubl|05:53 – Dmitri Kalinin (1)|16:52 – Ilya Talaluyev (1; PPG)|19:55 – Mārtiņš Karsums (2)}} |goalie2-1 = Igor Shestyorkin (18 shots / 15 saves) |goalie2-2 = Július Hudáček (34 shots / 32 saves) |date3 = 2 March |score3 = 2–5 |tv3 = |won3 = 1 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80936/protocol/ |3-1-1 = 15:11 – Nikita Gusev (1; PPG) |3-2-1 = {{ubl|02:27 – Nikita Gusev (2; PPG)|03:12 – Vladislav Gavrikov (1; PPG)|14:28 – Alexander Barabanov (2; PPG)}} |3-2-2 = Artyom Fyodorov (1) – 04:55 |3-3-1 = 19:26 – Jarno Koskiranta (1; ENG) |3-3-2 = Anton Zlobin (1) – 18:02 |goalie3-1 = {{ubl|Igor Shestyorkin (16 shots / 15 saves)|Magnus Hellberg (11 shots / 10 saves)}} |goalie3-2 = Július Hudáček (38 shots / 34 saves) |date4 = 4 March |score4 = 2–3 |tv4 = |ot4 = 1 |won4 = 1 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80960/protocol/ |4-1-1 = No scoring |4-2-1 = 05:20 – Nail Yakupov (1) |4-3-1 = 09:26 – Vasili Tokranov (1; PPG) |4-3-2 = {{ubl|Yevgeni Kulik (1; PPG) – 15:15|Enver Lisin (1) – 15:36}} |4-4-1 = 04:17 – David Rundblad (1) |goalie4-1 = Magnus Hellberg (19 shots / 17 saves) |goalie4-2 = Július Hudáček (34 shots / 31 saves) |date5 = 6 March |score5 = 2–1 |tv5 = |won5 = 1 |recap5 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80912/protocol/ |5-1-1 = No scoring |5-2-2 = 04:04 – Anton Zlobin (2) |5-3-1 = {{ubl|Maxim Karpov (1; PPG) – 08:32|David Rundblad (2; PPG) – 14:06}} |goalie5-1 = Magnus Hellberg (20 shots / 19 saves) |goalie5-2 = Július Hudáček (29 shots / 27 saves) |date6 = 8 March |score6 = 1–2 |tv6 = |won6 = 1 |recap6 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80936/protocol/ |6-1-1 = No scoring |6-2-1 = 15:41 – Nikita Gusev (3) |6-3-1 = 17:35 – Sergei Plotnikov (1) |6-3-2 = Ilya Zubov (1) – 18:44 |goalie6-1 = Magnus Hellberg (15 shots / 14 saves) |goalie6-2 = Július Hudáček (31 shots / 29 saves) |series = SKA Saint Petersburg win 4–2 }} (3) Lokomotiv Yaroslavl vs. (6) HC SochiLokomotiv Yaroslavl finished second in the Western Conference earning 86 points. HC Sochi finished as the Western Conference's sixth seed, earning 66 points. This was the first playoff meeting between the two teams, and they split their four-game regular season series.[3] {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=Lokomotiv Yaroslavl |team2=HC Sochi |stadium1=Arena 2000 |stadium2=Bolshoy Ice Dome |date1 = 25 February |score1 = 4–3 |tv1 = |ot1 = 1 |won1 = 1 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80873/protocol/ |1-1-1 = Staffan Kronwall (1) – 15:09 |1-1-2 = {{ubl|07:19 – Kirill Kapustin (1)|13:04 – Jyrki Jokipakka (1; PPG)}} |1-2-1 = {{ubl|Egor Averin (1) – 06:50|Staffan Kronwall (2; PPG) – 11:45}} |1-3-2 = 00:51 – Kirill Kapustin (2; PPG) |1-4-1 = Georgy Ivanov (1) – 03:17 |goalie1-1 = Ilya Konovalov (28 shots / 25 saves) |goalie1-2 = Konstantin Barulin (25 shots / 21 saves) |date2 = 27 February |score2 = 3–0 |tv2 = |won2 = 1 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80897/protocol/ |2-1-1 = Georgy Ivanov (2) – 02:24 |2-2-1 = {{ubl|Rushan Rafikov (1) – 00:34|Daniil Apalkov (1; PPG) – 02:57}} |goalie2-1 = Ilya Konovalov (22 shots / 22 saves) |goalie2-2 = {{ubl|Konstantin Barulin (15 shots / 12 saves)|Dmitry Shikin (13 shots / 13 saves)}} |date3 = 1 March |score3 = 3–2 |tv3 = |ot3 = 1 |won3 = 2 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80921/protocol/ |3-1-1 = 16:48 – Stepan Sannikov (1) |3-2-1 = 13:59 – Staffan Kronwall (3) |3-2-2 = Sean Collins (1; PPG) – 08:22 |3-3-2 = Andrei Altybarmakyan (1) – 13:40 |3-4-2 = Andrei Altybarmakyan (2) – 01:35 |goalie3-1 = Ilya Konovalov (20 shots / 17 saves) |goalie3-2 = Dmitry Shikin (28 shots / 26 saves) |date4 = 3 March |score4 = 3–1 |tv4 = |won4 = 2 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80945/protocol/ |4-1-1 = No scoring |4-1-2 = Stepan Starkov (1) – 14:24 |4-2-1 = 08:31 – Egor Averin (2) |4-2-2 = Eric O'Dell (1) – 13:44 |4-3-2 = Robert Rosén (1; ENG) – 19:38 |goalie4-1 = Ilya Konovalov (18 shots / 16 saves) |goalie4-2 = Dmitry Shikin (38 shots / 37 saves) |date5 = 5 March |score5 = 3–0 |tv5 = |won5 = 1 |recap5 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81065/protocol/ |5-1-1 = No scoring |5-2-1 = {{ubl|Brandon Kozun (1) – 04:11|Artur Kayumov (1) – 09:01|Daniil Apalkov (2; PPG) – 16:25}} |goalie5-1 = Alexander Salák (17 shots / 17 saves) |goalie5-2 = {{ubl|Dmitry Shikin (29 shots / 26 saves)|Konstantin Barulin (6 shots / 6 saves)}} |date6 = 7 March |score6 = 2–5 |tv6 = |won6 = 1 |recap6 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81080/protocol/ |6-1-1 = 14:52 – Daniil Misyul (1) |6-1-2 = Robert Rosén (2; PPG) – 10:43 |6-2-1 = {{ubl|04:08 – Pavel Kraskovsky (1)|07:06 – Pavel Kraskovsky (2)|10:18 – Daniil Apalkov (3; PPG)|18:35 – Jakub Nakládal (1)}} |6-2-2 = Martin Bakoš (1) – 08:06 |goalie6-1 = Alexander Salák (27 shots / 25 saves) |goalie6-2 = {{ubl|Dmitry Shikin (29 shots / 24 saves)|Konstantin Barulin (6 shots / 6 saves)}} |series = Lokomotiv Yaroslavl win 4–2 }} (4) Jokerit vs. (5) Dynamo MoscowJokerit finished fourth in the Western Conference earning 80 points. Ak Bars Kazan finished as the Western Conference's fifth seed, earning 72 points. This was the first playoff meeting between the two teams; Dynamo Moscow won all four games in this year's regular season series,[3] extending a winning streak, stretching back to 17 September 2015, to eleven games over Jokerit. Dynamo Moscow extended the streak to thirteen, before Jokerit won Game 3. {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=Jokerit |team2=Dynamo Moscow |stadium1=Hartwall Arena |stadium2=VTB Arena |date1 = 25 February |score1 = 2–4 |tv1 = |won1 = 2 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80876/protocol/ |1-1-1 = No scoring |1-2-1 = John Norman (1) – 13:50 |1-2-2 = 09:29 – Daniil Tarasov (1; PPG) |1-3-1 = Kristian Vesalainen (1) – 11:04 |1-3-2 = {{ubl|05:52 – Ivan Muranov (1)|09:15 – Vadim Shipachyov (1)|19:38 – Evgeny Mozer (1)}} |goalie1-1 = Jānis Kalniņš (20 shots / 17 saves) |goalie1-2 = Alexander Yeryomenko (34 shots / 32 saves) |date2 = 27 February |score2 = 2–3 |tv2 = |won2 = 2 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80900/protocol/ |2-1-1 = Nicklas Jensen (1) – 09:06 |2-1-2 = {{ubl|15:23 – Patrik Zackrisson (1)|17:30 – Miks Indrašis (1)}} |2-2-2 = 08:44 – Miika Koivisto (1; PPG) |2-3-1 = Brian O'Neill (1) – 04:13 |goalie2-1 = {{ubl|Ryan Zapolski (14 shots / 11 saves)|Jānis Kalniņš (6 shots / 6 saves)}} |goalie2-2 = Alexander Yeryomenko (48 shots / 46 saves) |date3 = 1 March |score3 = 2–3 |tv3 = |ot3 = 1 |won3 = 1 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80924/protocol/ |3-1-1 = No scoring |3-2-1 = 12:11 – Pekka Jormakka (1) |3-2-2 = {{ubl|Vladimir Bryukvin (1) – 09:19|Ivan Igumnov (1; SHG) – 15:45}} |3-3-1 = 15:51 – Sakari Manninen (1) |3-4-1 = 04:48 – Sakari Manninen (2) |goalie3-1 = Jānis Kalniņš (27 shots / 25 saves) |goalie3-2 = Ivan Bocharov (35 shots / 32 saves) |date4 = 3 March |score4 = 3–0 |tv4 = |won4 = 2 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/80948/protocol/ |4-1-1 = No scoring |4-1-2 = Vladimir Bryukvin (2) – 16:09 |4-2-2 = Patrik Zackrisson (2; SHG) – 15:55 |4-3-2 = Andrei Mironov (1; ENG) – 18:31 |goalie4-1 = Jānis Kalniņš (23 shots / 21 saves) |goalie4-2 = Alexander Yeryomenko (43 shots / 43 saves) |date5 = 5 March |score5 = 2–1 |tv5 = |won5 = 1 |recap5 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81068/protocol/ |5-1-1 = Jesse Joensuu (1) – 03:36 |5-3-1 = John Norman (2) – 12:28 |5-3-2 = 17:21 – Patrik Zackrisson (3; PPG) |goalie5-1 = Jānis Kalniņš (25 shots / 24 saves) |goalie5-2 = Alexander Yeryomenko (29 shots / 27 saves) |date6 = 7 March |score6 = 6–2 |tv6 = |won6 = 2 |recap6 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81203/protocol/ |6-1-1 = No scoring |6-1-2 = {{ubl|Michal Čajkovský (1) – 06:18|Vladimir Bryukvin (3; PPG) – 08:48|Vladislav Yefremov (1) – 10:12|Yegor Zaitsev (1) – 12:42|Daniil Tarasov (2; PPG) – 17:23}} |6-2-1 = 19:03 – Nicklas Jensen (2) |6-2-2 = Dmitri Kagarlitsky (1; PPG) – 06:04 |6-3-1 = 03:49 – Marko Anttila (1) |goalie6-1 = {{ubl|Jānis Kalniņš (13 shots / 9 saves)|Ryan Zapolski (11 shots / 9 saves)}} |goalie6-2 = Ivan Bocharov (45 shots / 43 saves) |series = Dynamo Moscow win 4–2 }} Conference Semi-FinalsEastern Conference Semi-Finals(1) Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg vs. (6) Salavat Yulaev UfaThis was the second playoff meeting between these teams, with Salavat Yulaev winning the series played in 2010. {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg |team2=Salavat Yulaev Ufa |stadium1=KRK Uralets |stadium2=Ufa Arena |date1 = 14 March |score1 = 0–1 |tv1 = |won1 = 2 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81326/protocol/ |1-1-1 = No scoring |1-2-2 = 02:55 – Joonas Kemppainen (4; PPG) |goalie1-1 = Jakub Kovář (24 shots / 23 saves) |goalie1-2 = Juha Metsola (34 shots / 34 saves) |date2 = 16 March |score2 = 2–0 |tv2 = |won2 = 1 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81332/protocol/ |2-1-1 = Georgi Belousov (1; PPG) – 09:24 |2-2-1 = Stéphane Da Costa (1) – 06:44 |goalie2-1 = Jakub Kovář (25 shots / 25 saves) |goalie2-2 = Juha Metsola (41 shots / 39 saves) |date3 = 18 March |score3 = 2–1 |tv3 = |ot3 = 1 |won3 = 2 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81338/protocol/ |3-1-1 = No scoring |3-2-2 = Vladimir Tkachev (2) – 09:48 |3-3-1 = 04:43 – Alexander Kucheryavenko (2; SHG) |3-4-2 = Joonas Kemppainen (5; PPG) – 11:08 |goalie3-1 = Jakub Kovář (43 shots / 41 saves) |goalie3-2 = Juha Metsola (42 shots / 41 saves) |date4 = 20 March |score4 = 4–2 |tv4 = |won4 = 2 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81344/protocol/ |4-1-1 = 09:21 – Francis Paré (1) |4-1-2 = {{ubl|Alexei Semenov (1; PPG) – 05:04|Eduard Gimatov (1) – 06:05|Philip Larsen (1) – 16:21}} |4-2-2 = Joonas Kemppainen (6) – 15:08 |4-3-1 = 18:04 – Denis Bodrov (1) |goalie4-1 = {{ubl|Jakub Kovář (13 shots / 9 saves)|Leonid Fomin (1 shot / 1 save)}} |goalie4-2 = Juha Metsola (39 shots / 37 saves) |date5 = 22 March |score5 = 1–4 |tv5 = |won5 = 2 |recap5 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81428/protocol/ |5-1-1 = No scoring |5-1-2 = {{ubl|01:02 – Teemu Hartikainen (6)|04:14 – Vladimir Tkachev (3; PPG)}} |5-2-2 = 10:29 – Linus Omark (3) |5-3-1 = Evgeny Chesalin (1) – 11:36 |5-3-2 = 02:09 – Joonas Kemppainen (7) |goalie5-1 = Jakub Kovář (19 shots / 15 saves) |goalie5-2 = Juha Metsola (36 shots / 35 saves) |series = Salavat Yulaev Ufa win 4–1 }} (2) Barys Astana vs. (4) Avangard OmskThis was the second playoff meeting between these teams, with Avangard winning the series played in 2015. {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=Barys Astana |team2=Avangard Omsk |stadium1=Barys Arena |stadium2=Balashikha Arena |date1 = 14 March |score1 = 1–3 |tv1 = |won1 = 2 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81329/protocol/ |1-1-1 = No scoring |1-1-2 = {{ubl|12:15 – Kirill Petrov (1)|17:51 – Ilya Mikheyev (2; PPG)}} |1-3-1 = André Petersson (3) – 04:25 |1-3-2 = 18:56 – Sergei Shirokov (3; ENG) |goalie1-1 = Henrik Karlsson (38 shots / 36 saves) |goalie1-2 = Igor Bobkov (16 shots / 15 saves) |date2 = 16 March |score2 = 4–2 |tv2 = |won2 = 1 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81335/protocol/ |2-1-1 = No scoring |2-2-1 = {{ubl|Jesse Blacker (1; PPG) – 09:41|Dustin Boyd (1) – 14:01}} |2-3-1 = {{ubl|Brandon Bochenski (4; PPG) – 06:17|Dustin Boyd (2; PPG) – 14:04}} |2-3-2 = {{ubl|04:06 – Sergei Shumakov (6; PPG)|18:52 – Cody Franson (2; PPG)}} |goalie2-1 = Henrik Karlsson (38 shots / 36 saves) |goalie2-2 = Igor Bobkov (35 shots / 31 saves) |date3 = 18 March |score3 = 5–0 |tv3 = |won3 = 2 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81341/protocol/ |3-1-1 = No scoring |3-1-2 = Andrei Stas (1; PPG) – 13:12 |3-2-2 = {{ubl|Sergei Shumakov (7; PPG) – 02:57|Sergei Shirokov (4; PPG) – 15:07}} |3-3-2 = {{ubl|Kirill Semyonov (2) – 03:40|Cody Franson (3; PPG) – 12:19}} |goalie3-1 = {{ubl|Henrik Karlsson (22 shots / 18 saves)|Dominik Hrachovina (9 shots / 8 saves)}} |goalie3-2 = Igor Bobkov (20 shots / 20 saves) |date4 = 20 March |score4 = 3–1 |tv4 = |won4 = 2 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81347/protocol/ |4-1-1 = No scoring |4-2-1 = 08:40 – Matt Frattin (7; PPG) |4-2-2 = Alexander Yaremchuk (1) – 07:36 |4-3-2 = {{ubl|Maxim Chudinov (1) – 07:22|Maxim Chudinov (2; PPG) – 14:25}} |goalie4-1 = Henrik Karlsson (26 shots / 23 saves) |goalie4-2 = Igor Bobkov (20 shots / 19 saves) |date5 = 22 March |score5 = 3–5 |tv5 = |won5 = 2 |recap5 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81422/protocol/ |5-1-1 = Matt Frattin (8) – 10:28 |5-2-1 = Matt Frattin (9) – 00:27 |5-2-2 = {{ubl|03:24 – Nikita Pivtsakin (1)|03:55 – Kirill Petrov (2)|15:04 – Taylor Beck (2; PPG)|16:25 – Sergei Shirokov (5; PPG)}} |5-3-1 = Nikita Mikhailis (1) – 19:50 |5-3-2 = 04:02 – Maxim Chudinov (3) |goalie5-1 = {{ubl|Dominik Hrachovina (18 shots / 14 saves)|Henrik Karlsson (9 shots / 8 saves)}} |goalie5-2 = Igor Bobkov (31 shots / 28 saves) |series = Avangard Omsk win 4–1 }} Western Conference Semi-Finals(1) CSKA Moscow vs. (5) Dynamo MoscowThis was the third playoff meeting between these teams, with Dynamo having won both previous series. {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=CSKA Moscow |team2=Dynamo Moscow |stadium1=VTB Ice Palace |stadium2=VTB Arena |date1 = 13 March |score1 = 4–1 |tv1 = |won1 = 1 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81257/protocol/ |1-1-1 = {{ubl|Kirill Kaprizov (2) – 03:11|Mikhail Grigorenko (6) – 18:24}} |1-2-1 = Linden Vey (1; PPG) – 09:58 |1-2-2 = 01:15 – Michal Čajkovský (2) |1-3-1 = Nikita Nesterov (2) – 01:42 |goalie1-1 = Ilya Sorokin (15 shots / 14 saves) |goalie1-2 = {{ubl|Alexander Yeryomenko (29 shots / 25 saves)|Ivan Bocharov (3 shots / 3 saves)}} |date2 = 15 March |score2 = 0–1 |tv2 = |ot2 = 1 |won2 = 2 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81263/protocol/ |2-1-1 = No scoring |2-4-2 = 00:35 – Vladimir Bryukvin (4) |goalie2-1 = Ilya Sorokin (21 shots / 20 saves) |goalie2-2 = Ivan Bocharov (22 shots / 22 saves) |date3 = 17 March |score3 = 0–4 |tv3 = |won3 = 1 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81269/protocol/ |3-1-1 = 04:31 – Anton Slepyshev (2; PPG) |3-2-1 = {{ubl|13:03 – Konstantin Okulov (3; PPG)|16:52 – Konstantin Okulov (4)}} |3-3-1 = 19:59 – Maxim Shalunov (3; PPG) |goalie3-1 = Ilya Sorokin (23 shots / 23 saves) |goalie3-2 = Ivan Bocharov (38 shots / 34 saves) |date4 = 19 March |score4 = 1–2 |tv4 = |won4 = 1 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81275/protocol/ |4-1-1 = No scoring |4-1-2 = Juuso Hietanen (1) – 17:06 |4-3-1 = {{ubl|04:04 – Konstantin Okulov (5)|19:35 – Mat Robinson (2)}} |goalie4-1 = Ilya Sorokin (27 shots / 26 saves) |goalie4-2 = Alexander Yeryomenko (24 shots / 22 saves) |date5 = 21 March |score5 = 3–2 |tv5 = |won5 = 1 |recap5 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81380/protocol/ |5-1-1 = Pavel Karnaukhov (1) – 13:13 |5-1-2 = 19:10 – Yegor Zaitsev (2) |5-2-1 = Jannik Hansen (1; PPG) – 10:01 |5-2-2 = 18:56 – Dmitri Kagarlitsky (2; PPG) |5-3-1 = Linden Vey (2) – 06:47 |goalie5-1 = Ilya Sorokin (19 shots / 17 saves) |goalie5-2 = Alexander Yeryomenko (34 shots / 31 saves) |series = CSKA Moscow win 4–1 }} (2) SKA Saint Petersburg vs. (3) Lokomotiv YaroslavlThis was the fifth playoff meeting between these teams, with SKA winning the three past seasons and Lokomotiv winning in 2014. {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=SKA Saint Petersburg |team2=Lokomotiv Yaroslavl |stadium1=Ice Palace |stadium2=Arena 2000 |date1 = 13 March |score1 = 1–0 |tv1 = |won1 = 1 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81260/protocol/ |1-1-1 = No scoring |1-3-1 = David Rundblad (3; PPG) – 06:16 |goalie1-1 = Magnus Hellberg (23 shots / 23 saves) |goalie1-2 = Alexander Salák (27 shots / 26 saves) |date2 = 15 March |score2 = 6–1 |tv2 = |won2 = 1 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81266/protocol/ |2-1-1 = Mikhail Maltsev (1) – 13:44 |2-1-2 = 15:59 – Artur Kayumov (2; PPG) |2-2-1 = {{ubl|Nikita Gusev (4) – 06:54|Alexei Byvaltsev (1; PPG) – 11:50|Jarno Koskiranta (2; PPG) – 12:29}} |2-3-1 = {{ubl|Pavel Datsyuk (1; PPG) – 02:35|Viktor Tikhonov (1) – 14:31}} |goalie2-1 = Magnus Hellberg (22 shots / 21 saves) |goalie2-2 = {{ubl|Alexander Salák (16 shots / 12 saves)|Ilya Konovalov (15 shots / 13 saves)}} |date3 = 17 March |score3 = 3–1 |tv3 = |won3 = 2 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81272/protocol/ |3-1-1 = No scoring |3-1-2 = Maxim Osipov (1) – 07:07 |3-2-2 = Georgy Ivanov (3) – 16:31 |3-3-1 = 00:55 – Nail Yakupov (2) |3-3-2 = Maxim Osipov (2) – 16:04 |goalie3-1 = Magnus Hellberg (29 shots / 26 saves) |goalie3-2 = Ilya Konovalov (31 shots / 30 saves) |date4 = 19 March |score4 = 1–3 |tv4 = |won4 = 1 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81278/protocol/ |4-1-1 = 11:30 – Roman Rukavishnikov (2) |4-3-1 = {{ubl|12:29 – David Rundblad (4; PPG)|14:37 – Maxim Karpov (2)}} |4-3-2 = Mikhail Belyayev (1) – 19:34 |goalie4-1 = Magnus Hellberg (22 shots / 21 saves) |goalie4-2 = {{ubl|Ilya Konovalov (31 shots / 30 saves)|Alexander Salák (0 shots / 0 saves)}} |date5 = 21 March |score5 = 5–4 |tv5 = |ot5 = 1 |won5 = 1 |recap5 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81461/protocol/ |5-1-1 = No scoring |5-1-2 = 04:15 – Denis Alexeyev (1) |5-2-1 = {{ubl|Nikita Gusev (5) – 00:38|Nikita Gusev (6; PPG) – 04:12|Artyom Zub (1) – 10:07|Alexei Byvaltsev (2; PPG) – 17:52}} |5-2-2 = 10:59 – Stepan Sannikov (2) |5-3-2 = {{ubl|05:18 – Daniil Apalkov (4)|12:49 – Rushan Rafikov (2)}} |5-4-1 = Dinar Khafizullin (1; PPG) – 06:45 |goalie5-1 = {{ubl|Magnus Hellberg (25 shots / 21 saves)|Igor Shestyorkin (0 shots / 0 saves)}} |goalie5-2 = {{ubl|Ilya Konovalov (19 shots / 16 saves)|Alexander Salák (15 shots / 13 saves)}} |series = SKA Saint Petersburg win 4–1 }} Conference FinalsEastern Conference Finals(4) Avangard Omsk vs. (6) Salavat Yulaev UfaThis is the fourth playoff meeting between these teams, with Avangard Omsk winning the series played in 2009 and Salavat Yulaev Ufa winning in 2016 and 2018. This represents the lowest-seeded Conference Final match-up in KHL history, with the winners becoming the lowest seed to play in a Gagarin Cup final series. In Game 3, Joonas Kemppainen's eventual game-winning goal – his ninth goal of the playoffs – set the record for most playoff goals by a Salavat Yulaev Ufa player in one season, breaking the record set by Alexander Radulov in 2010. {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=Avangard Omsk |team2=Salavat Yulaev Ufa |stadium1=Balashikha Arena |stadium2=Ufa Arena |date1 = 29 March |score1 = 4–3 |tv1 = |won1 = 1 |ot1 = 1 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81506/protocol/ |1-1-1 = Taylor Beck (3; PPG) – 10:38 |1-2-1 = Ville Pokka (2) – 01:59 |1-2-2 = {{ubl|00:51 – Zakhar Arzamastsev (1)|12:09 – Pyotr Khokhryakov (1)}} |1-3-1 = Viktor Stålberg (2) – 12:01 |1-3-2 = 06:13 – Joonas Kemppainen (8) |1-4-1 = Sergei Shumakov (8; PPG) – 04:03 |goalie1-1 = Igor Bobkov (27 shots / 24 saves) |goalie1-2 = Juha Metsola (44 shots / 40 saves) |date2 = 31 March |score2 = 4–1 |tv2 = |won2 = 1 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81509/protocol/ |2-1-1 = No scoring |2-2-1 = Sergei Shirokov (6; PPG) – 13:11 |2-3-1 = {{ubl|Taylor Beck (4) – 06:32|Kirill Semyonov (3) – 15:33|Alexei Emelin (1; ENG) – 19:36}} |2-3-2 = 03:32 – Vladimir Tkachev (4; PPG) |goalie2-1 = Igor Bobkov (17 shots / 16 saves) |goalie2-2 = Juha Metsola (40 shots / 37 saves) |date3 = 2 April |score3 = 5–1 |tv3 = |won3 = 2 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81512/protocol/ |3-1-1 = No scoring |3-1-2 = {{ubl|Artyom Sergeyev (1) – 10:53|Joonas Kemppainen (9) – 14:12|Teemu Hartikainen (7) – 19:25}} |3-2-1 = 17:08 – Denis Zernov (4; PPG) |3-3-2 = {{ubl|Maxim Mayorov (2; ENG) – 18:50|Pyotr Khokhryakov (2) – 19:42}} |goalie3-1 = {{ubl|Igor Bobkov (7 shots / 4 saves)|Ivan Nalimov (21 shots / 20 saves)}} |goalie3-2 = Juha Metsola (30 shots / 29 saves) |date4 = 4 April |score4 = 2–4 |tv4 = |won4 = 1 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81515/protocol/ |4-1-1 = No scoring |4-2-1 = {{ubl|01:25 – Sergei Shumakov (9)|03:53 – Ilya Mikheyev (3; PPG)|17:06 – Ilya Mikheyev (4)}} |4-2-2 = {{ubl|Teemu Hartikainen (8) – 07:56|Pyotr Khokhryakov (3; SHG) – 10:09}} |4-3-1 = 18:49 – Denis Zernov (5) |goalie4-1 = Igor Bobkov (25 shots / 23 saves) |goalie4-2 = Juha Metsola (36 shots / 32 saves) |date5 = 6 April |score5 = 2–3 |tv5 = |won5 = 2 |ot5 = 2 |recap5 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81605/protocol/ |5-1-1 = Sergei Shumakov (10) – 11:59 |5-1-2 = 02:03 – Alexander Burmistrov (1) |5-2-1 = Maxime Talbot (1; PPG) – 16:36 |5-3-2 = 08:51 – Linus Omark (4; PPG) |5-4-2 = 08:58 – Joonas Kemppainen (10) |goalie5-1 = Igor Bobkov (41 shots / 38 saves) |goalie5-2 = Juha Metsola (60 shots / 58 saves) |date6 = 8 April |score6 = 5:00 pm |tv6 = |won6 = |recap6 = |6-1-1 = |goalie6-1 = |goalie6-2 = |series = Avangard Omsk lead 3–2 }} Western Conference Finals(1) CSKA Moscow vs. (2) SKA Saint PetersburgThis is the sixth playoff meeting between these teams, with SKA winning the first three playoff series and CSKA winning the two most recent series. {{NHLPlayoffs|team1=CSKA Moscow |team2=SKA Saint Petersburg |stadium1=VTB Ice Palace |stadium2=Ice Palace |date1 = 28 March |score1 = 2–1 |tv1 = |won1 = 1 |recap1 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81494/protocol/ |1-1-1 = Alexander Popov (1) – 17:21 |1-1-2 = 14:12 – Dinar Khafizullin (2) |1-2-1 = Mikhail Grigorenko (7) – 07:55 |goalie1-1 = Ilya Sorokin (37 shots / 36 saves) |goalie1-2 = Magnus Hellberg (12 shots / 10 saves) |date2 = 30 March |score2 = 3–1 |tv2 = |won2 = 1 |recap2 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81497/protocol/ |2-1-1 = Kirill Kaprizov (3; PPG) – 12:58 |2-2-1 = Greg Scott (1) – 16:24 |2-2-2 = 18:51 – Nikita Gusev (7; PPG) |2-3-1 = Ivan Telegin (1) – 09:54 |goalie2-1 = Ilya Sorokin (26 shots / 25 saves) |goalie2-2 = Igor Shestyorkin (19 shots / 16 saves) |date3 = 1 April |score3 = 2–1 |tv3 = |ot3 = 1 |won3 = 2 |recap3 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81500/protocol/ |3-1-1 = 19:59 – Pavel Karnaukhov (2) |3-2-2 = Alexander Barabanov (3) – 07:58 |3-4-2 = Nikolai Prokhorkin (1) – 12:43 |goalie3-1 = Ilya Sorokin (29 shots / 27 saves) |goalie3-2 = Igor Shestyorkin (17 shots / 16 saves) |date4 = 3 April |score4 = 3–1 |tv4 = |won4 = 2 |recap4 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81503/protocol/ |4-1-1 = 13:38 – Mikhail Naumenkov (2) |4-2-2 = Nikolai Prokhorkin (2) – 08:18 |4-3-2 = {{ubl|Nikita Gusev (8; PPG) – 03:31|Sergei Plotnikov (2) – 04:21}} |goalie4-1 = {{ubl|Ilya Sorokin (22 shots / 19 saves)|Lars Johansson (1 shot / 1 save)}} |goalie4-2 = Igor Shestyorkin (20 shots / 19 saves) |date5 = 5 April |score5 = 3–0 |tv5 = |won5 = 1 |recap5 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81602/protocol/ |5-1-1 = Mat Robinson (3) – 19:16 |5-2-1 = Maxim Mamin (1) – 07:29 |5-3-1 = Sergei Andronov (1; ENG) – 19:00 |goalie5-1 = Ilya Sorokin (19 shots / 19 saves) |goalie5-2 = Igor Shestyorkin (20 shots / 18 saves) |date6 = 7 April |score6 = 3–2 |tv6 = |won6 = 2 |recap6 = en.khl.ru/game/674/81626/protocol/ |6-1-1 = No scoring |6-1-2 = Nail Yakupov (3) – 15:35 |6-2-1 = {{ubl|13:16 – Mat Robinson (4)|15:37 – Mat Robinson (5; PPG)}} |6-2-2 = Nail Yakupov (4) – 02:02 |6-3-2 = Nikita Gusev (9; PPG) – 05:52 |goalie6-1 = Ilya Sorokin (17 shots / 14 saves) |goalie6-2 = Igor Shestyorkin (29 shots / 27 saves) |date7 = 9 April |score7 = 7:30 pm |tv7 = |won7 = |recap7 = |7-1-1 = |goalie7-1 = |goalie7-2 = |series = Series tied 3–3 }} Player statisticsScoring leadersThe following players led the league in points, at the conclusion of matches played on 7 April 2019.[8] If two or more skaters are tied (i.e. same number of points, goals and played games), all of the tied skaters are shown.
Leading goaltendersThe following goaltenders led the league in goals against average, at the conclusion of matches played on 7 April 2019.[9]
References1. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.khl.ru/documents/KHL_calendar_2015-2016_playoff_en.pdf|title=League confirms format for Stage Two|date=8 October 2015|accessdate=8 October 2015}} 2. ^1 2 3 {{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2019/02/26/433160.html|title=SKA & CSKA ready to continue incredible 2018-19 success! Preview Feb 26|first=Chapin|last=Landvogt|work=KHL.ru|publisher=Kontinental Hockey League|date=26 February 2019|accessdate=26 February 2019}} 3. ^1 2 3 {{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2019/02/25/433118.html|title=The 2018-19 KHL Playoffs set to take flight! Preview for February 25th|first=Chapin|last=Landvogt|work=KHL.ru|publisher=Kontinental Hockey League|date=25 February 2019|accessdate=26 February 2019}} 4. ^{{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2019/02/25/433283.html|title=Jokerit slips at home, Shore pots a 100th-minute winner. February 25|first=Andy|last=Potts|work=KHL.ru|publisher=Kontinental Hockey League|date=25 February 2019|accessdate=6 April 2019|at=Defending champ humbled in Balashikha}} 5. ^{{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2019/02/27/433601.html|title=Defending champ defeated again, Ufa squares the series. Feb 27 playoffs|first=Andy|last=Potts|work=KHL.ru|publisher=Kontinental Hockey League|date=27 February 2019|accessdate=6 April 2019|at=Another big loss for the defending champ}} 6. ^{{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2019/03/01/433850.html|title=East: Ak Bars on the brink, Ufa demolishes Magnitka. March 1 playoffs|first=Andy|last=Potts|work=KHL.ru|publisher=Kontinental Hockey League|date=1 March 2019|accessdate=6 April 2019|at=Champion on the brink of an early exit}} 7. ^{{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2019/03/03/434072.html|title=East: Ak Bars crashes out, Magnitka ties it up. March 3 playoffs|first=Andy|last=Potts|work=KHL.ru|publisher=Kontinental Hockey League|date=3 March 2019|accessdate=6 April 2019|at=The Shumakov show|quote=That's the first time a Gagarin Cup holder has lost out at this stage since 2014, and the first time ever that a reigning champ has been swept in the opening match-up.}} 8. ^{{cite web|url=https://en.khl.ru/stat/leaders/674/pts/|title=Leaders: Points (G+A)|work=KHL.ru|publisher=Kontinental Hockey League|accessdate=30 March 2019}} 9. ^{{cite web|url=https://en.khl.ru/stat/leaders/674/gaa/|title=Leaders: Goaltenders (GAA)|work=KHL.ru|publisher=Kontinental Hockey League|accessdate=30 March 2019}} External links
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