Another solid game with 13 minutes of work. Let’s just say that the vastly changing officiating standards from one game to the next are not unique to Edmonton the league has a major problem on its hands, and apparently doesn’t have the tools to deal with it. The blood from Mattias Ekholm was not enough to draw a high-sticking penalty on this night, even as it came on a very similar play that landed Warren Foegele in the box for 4 minutes last game. The team shed blood, sweat and ultimately tears in laying it all out there, but it wasn’t enough.
They created 5 Grade A shots on that lone opportunity, but that was that. Oil fans are also likely wondering how their lethal powerplay got absolutely iced in Game 6, getting just 1 opportunity over the 60 minutes. It is certain to be a topic of even hotter debate in the coming days than it has been in the last few. Yet coach Jay Woodcroft remained steadfast that the young goalie who earned the #1 job in the regular season would get every single start in the playoffs despite his so-so play and several strong performances in relief by Jack Campbell. Article contentĪt the other end of the ice, Stuart Skinner was a distant second-best with percentages of 3.97 and. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt.
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