Bryn Griffiths recaps the win over L.A. (1/14/25)

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What was the final score and key moments of the Oilers 1‑0 win over the L.A. Kings?

Bob Stauffer 0:00
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Bryn Griffiths 0:11
That's the way we do it. That way people aren't shocked. It is not Bob. Yeah.
Chris Knoblauch 0:26
About a quarter eye. Could have been the willy now so
Bryn Griffiths 0:38
Could have been one. Hey, good afternoon everybody. It's Bryn Griffiths filling in for Bob's software. Welcome to Oilers Now. Had to open with the hip, right? We just had to because well the last couple of times I've I've filled in for Bob, we we just didn't know where we were going musically. We knew where we were gonna be, you know, talking about hockey, and we're talking about I I w I I don't know about you. I really enjoyed that hockey game last night. Not just the W that was posted by the local squad, but I just thought it was so much fun. LA Kings coming up very solid in the opening twenty minutes. Had the Orlers back on their heels a little bit. The game evened out in the second period, and in the third period.
Bryn Griffiths 1:19
Period, I thought the Oilers had the edge. And I thought both goaltenders were sensational. I thought Stuart Skinner was great in the first period keeping the Oilers close. And then I felt in the third period, Darcy Kemper did the exact same thing for the Los Angeles Kings as they tried to grapple and find their way to tie up the hockey game and they just couldn't get it done. But it was a big win for the Edmonton Oilers as they improved their record to twenty seven, thirteen, and three. So they've got fifty. Fifty seven points. LA dropped a twenty four, twelve, and five. So they are now four points back with fifty three points. But it was a lot of fun. Shots on goal or even close. It was thirty one thirty for the Kings.
Bryn Griffiths 1:55
It was just a blast. We're gonna check in coming up in a little bit with uh our good friend Brennan Escott, who's gonna have all the tidbits for us. But Oilers now is coming to you live from Play Alberta Broadcast Center. PlayAlberta dot C A. You know, that's the Website. You know when you play in Alberta, it stays in Alberta. Yeah. So please play responsibly. Coming up on the show today, the fact you're stuck with me for the next two hours, I'm sure you'll be able to deal with it. But coming up on the show today at four thirty five, we're going to be chatting with Elliot Friedman from NHL Hockey on Rogers.

How did Kris Knoblauch, Stuart Skinner and Connor McDavid react to the victory?

Bryn Griffiths 2:26
I haven't talked to Elliot in quite some time. There's one question I gotta ask him. Are are uh is there ever an occasion where you only have twenty-seven thoughts, not thirty-two thoughts? And sometimes I'm sure he's got sixty-four thoughts, but we'll talk about thirty-two thoughts. We'll get his impressions on the hockey game and lots of other stuff going on as well. And joining us at five oh five this afternoon, former NHL player, general manager, and agent Brian Lawton is gonna join us on the show. Looking forward to chatting. I've never talked to Brian. Ever, ever. So that'll be a blast. And then at 5 35 later on, Edmonton Oil Kings general manager Kurt Hill is going to join us. Lots going on with the Oil Kings.
Bryn Griffiths 3:07
They're heading off through Saskatchewan for three games coming up. They'll kick things off in Regina coming up tomorrow. And then they are in sorry, they're in Swift Current tomorrow. They're into Regina on Friday night. And then they'll play in my old stomping grounds in Moose Jaw on Saturday night where it's always a bit of an adventure. The Moose Javians come out of the woodwork on a Saturday night to support their Warriors. So that's what's going on there. And also, if you're not aware, sixty-six Western Hockey League players have been named to the 2025 NHL Central Scouting midterm rankings. We're going to ask Kurt about the three Edmonton Oil Kings that fall into those rankings. Also, I want to talk to him about the guy who's the number one guy from the Western Hockey League, who is on the
Bryn Griffiths 3:50
on that list. Doesn't come in at number one, but comes in at a quality number five. And I'm talking about Roger McQueen, who plays for the Brandon Week Kings. He's out of Saskatoon, so we'll be chatting with Kurt about that.

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