Massive disadvantage for the Edmonton Oilers during Stanley Cup playoffs
According to a new study from Hockey Stathead, the Edmonton Oilers faced the fourth toughest path to the Stanley Cup Final in NHL history during this year's playoffs.
The Oilers had to navigate a gruelling series of matchups, including the Los Angeles Kings, Vancouver Canucks, Dallas Stars, and Florida Panthers, each presenting formidable challenges.
For the upcoming season, the Oilers need to focus on consistency during the regular season to secure a high standing and potentially win the President's Trophy. Achieving this would ensure a more favourable playoff schedule with home-ice advantage, where the Oilers have proven dominant.
With another year of experience, motivation, and the development of championship habits, hockey fans are significantly optimistic that the Oilers will return to the Cup Final next year and complete their mission.
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JUILLET 21 | 53 ANSWERS Massive disadvantage for the Edmonton Oilers during Stanley Cup playoffs Do you think the Edmonton Oilers had a massive disadvantage during the Stanley Cup playoffs? |
Yes | 20 | 37.7 % |
No | 33 | 62.3 % |
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