The Edmonton Oilers Have Been Eliminated From The Stanley Cup Playoffs

After a fast pace first period in game six of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Edmonton Oilers lost their momentum.

Adin Hill, was the difference making for the Vegas Golden Knights, after allowing 2 goals early, he stopped the next 39 he faced.

The Edmonton Oilers, were heavy favourites to win the Stanley Cup this year, but fall short. As the Vegas Golden Knights advance to the Western Conference Final.

Jonathan Marchessault, buried the Edmonton Oilers and their fans, scoring 3 straight in the 2nd period.

The Oilers went with young over experience, which was the wrong move. As Skinner had to be pulled yet again, being the ultimate downfall in the Oilers loss.

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