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archited said:
And the goals against keep falling... 6 (Skinner), 6 (Skinner), 4 (Pickard), 3 (Pickard), 1 (Pickard). The Oilers need to project dominant energy (as they so obviously did in Game 5) through all three periods. Logic suggests Pickard in goal again (I wonder?); the team seems to be gelling nicely at just the right moment.
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Pickard out playing Skinner, but that's largely because he has a team in front of him doing A LOT more to prevent L.A. from getting inside, back-checking and limiting high quality chances.

GO OILERS GO!
 
IanO said:
Pickard out playing Skinner, but that's largely because he has a team in front of him doing A LOT more to prevent L.A. from getting inside, back-checking and limiting high quality chances.

GO OILERS GO!
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Stu will be back in goal if Picks falters. Guess we'll see what happens tonight.
 
^ Some people are so stupid -- always looking for confrontations (even on this site, and you know who you are) -- mostly to showcase how stupid and regressive humans can be. Let's be a force for upgrading the discourse. Oilers are HOT... let's celebrate that!
 
archited said:
I would really like to hear @erudyk_29's overview of Game 5 and what he thinks would be the "magic" needed in Game 6 to close the series out. He, quite simply, is the most sincere voice on all things Oilers and his insights are gold!
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Would love to have, unfortunately I did not see the game. Was in the Amsterdam for the last week or so, so I missed every game after game 3 lol. Thank you for your kind words @archited.
 
kcantor said:
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If you had to miss the games, at least you missed them spending time in one of my favourite cities...
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Absolutely, definitely would not have traded going there for watching the games lol.

I've never been before and I was extremely impressed. It may have displaced Paris as my favorite city I've ever visited, though I haven't been to Paris for a long time now and a lot of things have changed there vis-a-vis transit expansion and cycling. I would say Amsterdam is the closest thing I've seen to my ideal city. Super vibrant, beautiful architecture, multi modal transportation, etc, etc. Truly a spectacular city. I think Amsterdam may slide into #1 for me for now, we'll see if I make it back to Paris sometime if it can retake it's metaphorical throne.
 
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