Oscar Klefbom records a message for Oilers fans in playoff game
During the second period of game 4, Oilers fans were greeted on the jumbotron at Rogers Place by former Oilers an fan favorite Oscar Klefbom who had a message for all in attendance.
Oilers fans went crazy when they saw their former player trying to get the crowd into the game as the Oilers were deadlocked 2-2 with the Dallas Stars.
Klefbom spent his entire career with the Oilers which began when he was drafted in 2011 19th overall. He began his professional career in 2013 which stretched all the way to 2020.
He quickly became a fan favorite, but his career was cut short as he suffered a major shoulder injury which caused him to stop playing hockey. He has told many fans and pundits around the league that he wanted to live pain free.
He played 378 games in the NHL and scored 34 goals, 122 assists for 156 points with 74 penalty minutes and he also averaged 22:49 in ice time.
The Oilers continues to battle and are leading in Game 4 by a score of 4-2 in hopes of evening the series at 2-2.
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