Vegas Golden Knights can not yet get any other loss when they visit Edmonton Oiles for the third game of the Western Conference semi -final series on Saturday, not yet in the regions that need to be won.
The Golden Knights fell 2-0 in the seven best series and left both games at home to start the set.
Vegas captain Mark Stone team from the status of the status of “take good, look and be ready,” he said. “We must win a game on Saturday night.”
The teams that won the first two matches of the best seven series at the beginning of the road, 88-22 (.800) in the Stanley Cup playoffs break the record of the whole time. The Golden Knights, who won the Pacific Department in the normal season, have a great tendency to Buck after leaving a more overtime conflict of 5-4 on Thursday.
Edmonton, the NHL record eliminated a gap in the sixth consecutive victory-despite the fact that it was 4-2 in the beginning of the third period, and the recovery of Leon Draisaitl with overtime winnings.
Vegas coach Bruce Cassidy said on Friday, “We were much better than the game 1 and we should be better if we expect to win this series. Continue to move in this direction.” He said. “When you pass through a series, if you stay with it, that pendulum can shake. This is the message.”
There was no update about the status of the defender Brayden McNabb, who left over overtime after Edmonton was installed by Viktor Arvidsson and hit the boards.
Vegas will have a hearing, and will probably face a suspension for cross -control of Trent Frederic’s face. Roy received a great punishment and game abuse for the game for more overtime.
“Nic’s very atypical, but they said and the right call.” He said. “We will see what happened.”
Oilers is in the driver’s seat to reach the conference final for the third year in the second year and four seasons.
However, they know how fast a series can change. As a result, they lost the first two matches of the opening round meetings with the Kings of Los Angeles before four consecutive wins.
Edmonton is already lucky to claim the conflict on Thursday.
“It’s not nice, Oilers Oilers Captain Connor McDavid. “Not the best of our group, but we found a way.”
In favor of Edmonton, the team was depth. Unlike the past Playoff runs, including the trip to the 7th game of the Stanley Cup Final last year, Oiles is receiving aggressive production throughout the series.
Of course, it was made by Draisaitl, who won overtime, and Edmonton’s dynamic duo was founded by McDavid, a classic example of what he could achieve when he was in a game line-but the supporting player was a major role for a team of five-to-five games in the first two matches of this series.
Edmonton coach Kris Knoblauch said in a statement on Friday, “In both games, we lose the war of private teams and go out with both wins, this is something I will not expect.” He said.
Now to see if Oilers can earn something strange in the series.
“We’re just building and building our game, Mc said McDavid. “I feel like we’re still coming to our best, and I hope to see it here at home.
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