April 24, 2025, 9:22 am
The Edmonton Oilers are under intense scrutiny after a lackluster showing in their series against the Kings. Analysts and fans alike call out the team for its sluggish play, prompting urgent demands for a tactical shake-up as playoff hopes begin to fade.
"They love you when you’re good, hate you when you’re not," Fuhr says
Game 3 of the series goes Friday in Edmonton.
“We just have to find it and we have to find it quick. We have to start playing here. Obviously it hasn’t been good enough"
After taking the past three consecutive opening series against L.A. in seven games, six games and five games, respectively, all the Oilers have done so far is proven they didn’t get any better over the year. But the Kings certainly have.
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