EDMONTON, Alberta -- All the storylines have changed.
After the 7-0 beatdown the San Jose Sharks inflicted on the Edmonton Oilers in Game 4 of their Western Conference first-round series, they are no longer talking about how a young and hungry Oilers team was defending so well against last year's Stanley Cup finalists.
While the series is tied at two wins apiece and the Oilers will have home-ice advantage Thursday when the teams meet for Game 5, Edmonton is now the team facing the questions.
And there is concern about how an Oilers team -- with nearly half of its roster making their playoff debuts in this series -- will fare mentally after receiving such a drubbing.