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Canes V Oilers. 9pm

Panthers Fan 69

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MillionDollarCam Grand Master

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Need to figure out a way to get all the lines going, right now it’s the second line and friends show.

Think the first line needs a net front presence and that a bump down might get Turbo going.

With the group we have now, I’d go:

Stastny - Aho - Jarvis

Svechnikov - Kotkaniemi - Necas

Teravainen - Staal - Fast

Martinook - Stepan - Noesen


I’d like to see the Canes call up Drury as well and see if he can provide a spark to the fourth line.

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The offense did their thing, but gave up too many odd-man rushes. 

The defense was a step behind all night and even looked a little intimidated.

3 of Edmonton's goals were the result of bad decisions, out of position and letting someone get behind the D to the net. Sloppy stuff.

It's a 4-3 win if you take out the gimmes.

Connor McDavid has scored 2 goals in 10 games against the Canes. Can't be intimidated by that.

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We need to give credit to the oilers. They have the best player in the league 2 of the top points leaders last year and very good offense. Sure we didn’t look the best on D and In goal but Their top 3 will do this to anyteam. Let’s pump  the brakes on any changes right now. It’s 1 game and we are still the best team in the league. 

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