Aiden Gannon

That tied the Campbell Conference final two games apiece.

Aiden Gannon joining you instead for Bob Stauffer.

He's going to join us a little bit later in the show, 5 o'clock.

Don't worry, he will come on the airwaves later today.

And we're going to keep it open for you on the text line.

A completely, fully open hour, which is the opportunity for you to call or text in and give your opinion on what would happen last night.

And I guess that kind of takes me to my next part here.

You're listening to road to cup road to the cup on eight 80 Chad, but the Edmonton Oilers season coming to an end after game six in Anaheim against the ducks, they fall five to two and well, they lose the series three games to two.

And now they're on the outside looking in.

And it feels weird.

I mean, we've been treated here in oil country for the last couple of years, having them go very, very deep in the postseason.

And even the year before that, you know, they went to the second round against Vegas.

And then the year before that, they went to round three against Colorado.

So this is the first non-deep playoff run that we're experiencing as a part of oil country together.

And it's going to be interesting to see how that plays out.

Obviously not the way that you would have wanted this to go on.

The end goal for this team this year was to win the Stanley Cup, and, well, you couldn't reach that goal.

And now it's all about thinking about what you're going to do next year.

All right, you're listening to Road to the Cup, brought to you by Sentinel Storage.

At 3.15, we'll hear from the Minnesota Wild side of things.