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doing dynamic things, and they've really done a great job of stifling him so far.

But again, we've learned in our lifetime of watching hockey, never discount Sidney Crosby and the power he has to take over games and kind of pull his team up from the bootstrap.

So we'll see what tonight brings, but I agree with you big picture.

Philosophically, this is a team, the Penguins, that are going to have to get younger and have to sort of retool their lineup from what it is today.

I view this through the prism of that was the perfect game for the Oilers.

Every storyline.

Dreisaitl comes back, looks amazing.

Jason Dickinson, he was a game-time decision, scores two goals.

Kapanen scores two goals.

McDavid's held off the score sheet.

Somehow they win.

Connor Ingram, despite allowing three goals, he made some massive saves and got a little lucky in the last 50 seconds when Grandlin missed the empty net.

Ingram made some big saves, so I think that was sort of another question mark.

If you said, hey, the Oilers win 4-3, how does this play out?

We're all saying, well, McDavid, four points, the power play, this, this, this.

None of those things happened.

It was a perfect blueprint to win a game unconventionally for a team that that's not how they win.

And now you know McDavid's going to be McDavid because that's who he is.

And it could be a very tough night for Anaheim because McDavid is

one of the few players in this league who can take over a game.