By the fancies Danault got speedbagged. The end-game results were in the Kings favour this time, but if the high danger chances are 6-1 Oilers every game with Danault on the ice the rest of the series, I don't think it'll be in a series the Kings win.
McDavid had 5 shots on goal and high danger chances were 8-3 in his favour. Korpisalo was very good. I think it's being slept on a bit in this thread how good he was.
I agree. The Oilers were by far the better team at even strength, and this with Nugent-Hopkins, Hyman, Kane, and (notably) McDavid all having relatively "nothing" games. With the PP's being 6 to 1 for L.A. in the latter half of the game, it was inevitable the Kings would get chances to come back, and, to their credit (and the ref's credit in overtime), they made the most of it and did.
These things will tend to even out over six or seven games. If the power plays are even from here on, the Oilers will win the series.
The only concern is that Edmonton's PK was dog-crap in game one, after being amazing in the last 10 or so games of the regular season. It's been hit-and-miss all season, and if it goes into a black-hole suddenly right now, they're in trouble. But I still think the deeper, more talented team is going to win out over seven games.