Aidan Ganim

Jets play the Mammoth in Utah.

Penguins face the Blues in St.

Louis.

And the Kings visiting the Canucks in Vancouver.

This day in Oilers history is brought to you by New West Travel, your local travel experts.

On this day in 18, or 18, oh my goodness, on 1987, Mark Messier pops off for a goal and three helpers as the Oilers defeat L.A.

5-4 in Game 5 to win the series 3-1 and eliminate the Kings from the playoffs.

Glenn Anderson scored the game-winning goal about halfway through the third at Northlands.

Cam, I was not around for that, but you've told me stories about being down there and experiencing what the Oilers dynasty was like, and it sounded like a heck of a time.

That was a good year for the Oilers.

The Oilers, they won the Cup that year.

Yeah, Ron Hextall, one of the toughest goaltenders I've ever seen.

I remember I would play NHL on my Xbox, and they had legends.

They had East legends, West legends, and Grit legends.

And Ron Hextall was the starter in net for that one.

And I mean, just a physical, physical goaltender.

Brendan Escott has inside sports coming up after Oilers now today.

He will open things up with David Pagnotta, Jason Logan from Score Golf Magazine, and Zulfi Shaikh from Sportsnet and Locked On Raptors for the Raptors as they get ready to go for their first round series in the NBA playoffs.

They're taking on the Cleveland Cavaliers.

That'll be a fun one to watch.