shaner8989
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Kings playing good hockey right now:
Kings depth is far superior
Can Mcdavid and Drai win them the series?
Kings depth is far superior
Can Mcdavid and Drai win them the series?
Kings in 4?2022: Oilers in 7
2023: Oilers in 6
2024: Oilers in 5
2025: You’re all thinking it.
Donairs are honestly mediocreHello old friend.
Donairs remain a superior food to burritos.
I’d say it’s one person. Contain McDavid and draisaitl can’t do anythingThe strategy is simple, LA just has to contain two people. The execution is the more difficult part.
Donairs are honestly mediocre
The series entirely hinges on the Oiler's PP verse the King's PK.
Edmonton's PowerPlay has annihilated the Kings in previous series.
LA's can't score enough goals to compensate for a 60% PK.
Kings in 4?
No, LA needs to contain two superhuman entities.The strategy is simple, LA just has to contain two people. The execution is the more difficult part.
The stars have been shit the last few months.Ekholm is a big loss for the Oilers, but I still think they’ll beat the Kings. The Oilers have no chance against the Avs, Stars, Jets or Vegas without Ekholm.
if we went to the 1 to 8 seeding .. guess who we would play .. hahahaGreat playoff seeding format.
Keeping the Oilers off the PP should be the main strategy.The series entirely hinges on the Oiler's PP verse the King's PK.
Edmonton's PowerPlay has annihilated the Kings in previous series.
LA can't score enough goals to compensate for a 60% PK.
Use it anyway.Damn. I was going to use this when the Panthers/Lightning series was set.
Kings in 4?
I get it but the king's have all kinds of problemsLol was waiting for that but honestly? wouldn’t be shocked. Especially after 2021.
The Oilers are off this year. Kings fans saying they fear our powerplay make me laugh; it hasn’t been close to the sure thing it was in 2022 and 2023. It was potent, feared. Now? Pass pass pass nothing.
I hate to say it out loud but McDavid might be declining before our very eyes. The Oilers franchise was lucky enough to get a true generational player twice, and poor management has wasted his prime years.
And I’ve said it before, but Stuart Skinners journey to being an NHL starter (lol) is literally the real life equivalent of Homer Simpson D’oh!-ing his way to becoming a nuclear safety technician.
Yes it’s entirely possible the Oilers are a very quick first-round exit. The team just isn’t it this year and Stuart Skinner in a professional sports league is a huge joke. Like Mensa made a mistake on their admission requirements review and approved Forrest Gump.
If the Oilers don’t win the Cup this year or next, 97’s gone imho. To an American market because Canadians team won’t win the Cup anymore.