Aidan Ganim

He comes back and almost makes an immediate impact.

I mean, four points in two games played is no easy feat.

Of course, it's Leon, but it seems like the guy hasn't missed a beat at all.

Yeah.

Talking a little bit about the physicality in this series and how there's sort of been a little bit of a lack of it.

I mean, Leon's line made Vasily Podkolzin with that huge hit in game two.

But apart from that, there hasn't really been any, you know, major scrums after the whistle or anything like that.

And I guess I've been watching the other series and I'm seeing, you know, Tampa Bay and Montreal and seeing –

Yeah, for sure.

I want to talk to you about injuries now.

I mean, obviously Adam Henrik not available tonight, and Jason Dickinson will be a game-time decision.

And Leon was asked about the struggles there at the center depth, but those are some really major hits.

But, you know, Curtis Lazar, I mean, we've been watching this guy for years now, and he's proven that if you put him in a situation on the fourth line, he's going to do exactly what you want out of him.

So how do you kind of chalk up the Oilers' depth at center right now?

Yeah, and I mean, like you said, just with Josh Szymanski, I mean, the season that he's had and the way that he's been able to infiltrate this Oilers roster has just been unbelievable.

I mean, he came from Germany last year and he was expected to be a member of the Bakersfield Condors, but it seems he's really taken a kin to the Edmonton Oilers.

And I mean,

that huge goal that he scored in game two the other night.

I mean, you're at the practices.

I'm not.