Why Edmonton’s Game 3 Victory Could Change Everything—And No One Saw It Coming
The Oilers have a little bit of everything, and exactly what you need to capture the Stanley Cup. After two games in this series they at least look like they have a good chance to advance. This season, the Oilers went 48-29-5 this season, and were good at home with a 25-13-3 record. For the year, the Oilers scored about 3.16 goals per game while allowing 2.87 goals. They also took about five more shots per game than their opponents. They know about how a 2-0 lead can go though, and need to step on the Golden Knights’ throat here. After dropping the first two games against the Kings, the Oilers have now won six straight games. Their offense has looked great with four or more goals in four of the six games. I assume they will put Calvin Pickard in the net. He hasn’t been flawless this season, but he has gotten them wins in both games.Â
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