One thing that has helped the Oilers in their quest is their ability to get off to a physical start and keep up with their opponents. They allowed themselves to be heavily outplayed in Game 1, and have since been incredibly disciplined. If they can keep that up, they have a huge chance of winning Game 4. Here is everything you need to know prior to puck drop.
Head coach Todd McLellan shuffled the lines in Game 3. He put Leon Draisaitl with Zack Kassian and David Desharnais, and then promoted Anton Slepyshev to the top unit. While it’s unclear if that will remain the same, the moves didn’t pack too much of a poor impact; in fact, the players played solidly and proved to be interchangable.