The Edmonton Oilers got the job done on the road, splitting the first two games of the Western Conference Final against the Dallas Stars. The series will now shift to Edmonton with the Oilers having home-ice advantage.

Henrique and Hyman are the key to the Oilers tying this series. But first, both must reinsert themselves as difference makers for Edmonton. Since the second round began, both have

The Oilers skated into a near must-win situation in Game Two and repeated the impressive opening forty minutes they produced in Game One. After a 1-0 first, Edmonton outshot Dallas 14-5 in the second and took a 3-0 lead into the room with most of a power play to start the final frame.

Knoblauch pushed back against comments from the Dallas Stars after Roope Hintz's injury in Game 2 from a Darnell Nurse slash.

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The Edmonton Oilers appeared to be in full control with a 3-1 lead heading into the third period of Game 1, but the Dallas Stars unleashed a furious comeback, scoring five unanswered goals to stun the Oilers 6-3 and grab the 1-0 series lead.

As Edmonton Oilers fans, we are a truly spoiled fanbase. With the roster headlined by the likes of Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid, we have come to expect greatness every game and these playoffs have been no different.