Rob Brown

The Oilers have proved in the past they can win that way.

We don't know if the Ducks can play a low-event hockey game.

They haven't had to all season long, and they certainly haven't had to so far in this series.

they're not and the thing is if the the goals the offense that comes on a power play bleeds into the team's offensive confidence in five on five the more you score the better you get five on five for the oilers they've got to be more aggressive on their penalty kill great example cutter go chase the kid can shoot he had 41 in the regular season he's

He's a guy that can shoot.

He can shoot from distance.

And I think it was game three or four in Anaheim, though.

He had all the time in the world.

You've got to front him and you've got to attack him.

You can't allow Cutter Gauthier time to look around.

Okay, assess.

Okay, there's where... Oh, I think it was on Jari.

There he is.

Okay, I'm going to take two steps and fire it.

You have to be aggressive.

The goal that Granlund scored, a given goal, you can't allow him to beat you to the slot area.

You're also just giving up too many grade A looks.

So to me, I guess the loss of Henrik Dickinson, not at full, full speed, those hurt the Oilers penalty killing, but they're just, there's too many good looks.

I think to me, if I'm the Oilers, I'm becoming aggressive.

The Anaheim Ducks with time and space, all offensive players with time on space will, will embarrass you.