The Oilers found an automatic way to score in mic'd up clip

As the Edmonton Oilers stormed through Los Angeles, securing two pivotal wins, their mastery over the game was unmistakable, now standing tall with a 3-1 series lead against the Kings. This isn't just about victories; it's about a team that commands the ice with both strategy and skill, particularly evident during game 3's emphatic display.

During a revealing moment caught on a mic'd up clip, the Oilers' tactical prowess shone through as they executed flawless back door passes to Zach Hyman, resulting in two crucial goals. Their opponents' inability to counter these plays was summed up in the Oilers' candid declaration that the Kings simply "Can't defend that!" This clip offers a rare glimpse into the Oilers' strategic discussions, showcasing how they orchestrate their potent powerplay moves. View the action here:


Hyman's standout 54-goal season has been a cornerstone of the Oilers' success. The back door passes that punctuated the regular season have continued to play a significant role in their playoff strategy, underlining the team's adaptability and tactical acumen.


The results of this strategic depth were palpable in the outcomes of games 3 and 4. The Oilers not only claimed a decisive 6-1 victory in game 3 but also showcased their resilience in a tight 1-0 win in game 4, a testament to their versatility in handling both high-scoring and defensively stringent games. Goalie Stuart Skinner's remarkable performances have been integral, bolstering the team as they edge closer to what could be a monumental run for the Stanley Cup. The Oilers are poised to potentially seal the series in the upcoming home game on Wednesday night, a scenario ripe with anticipation for fans and players alike.

Further insights into their playoff journey can be seen here:


This blend of strategic brilliance and on-ice dominance positions the Oilers not just as contenders, but as formidable architects of their own fate, rewriting the rules of engagement with every game they play. As they look to close out the series, the hockey world watches, perhaps witnessing the rise of a new dynasty in the making.