I went to the game in Calgary on Saturday and last night in Edmonton. The Habs played with a lot more "give a damn" against the Oilers than they did against the Flames (to be expected, I suppose, given that MSL left Calgary just hours before puck drop)
The Habs were the better team last night pretty much from beginning to end. But when you are assessed 6 minutes of penalty time in the waning seconds of the third against a team with McJebus, Draisaitl and Hyman, it's not going to end well. I'd feel better about it if those penalties were "earned" but the double-minor was a joke. How can you penalize a guy for high sticking when his stick is only high in the first place because he's being interfered with by another player? Without that contact initiated by an Oilers player, Henrique never gets clipped. It was a stupid call that pretty much wiped out any chance for the Habs to win. But even so, they managed to kill 5:45 out of the 6 minutes of penalty time against the best PP in the league.
I do wish, however, that when Suzuki broke down the right side killing that penalty in OT, that he had tried to drive the net against Bouchard rather than pass it back to kill time. Bouchard isn't great defensively and all Nick would have had to do is let Bouchard haul him down and draw the even up penalty that the refs probably would have called.