And that's where we join Darrell Razor Ray, who tonight will do the game along with Josh Bogorod right here on the ticket.

Puck drop at 7 o'clock, pregame at 6.30.

And the best way to watch it is turn down that TV sound and turn up these two guys, Josh and Razor.

And morning, Razor. How are you? Oh, good morning, George. Welcome to Canada.

Well, we have had a turn of events here in 48 hours or so. What did, let's go back to game number two.

In your estimation, outside of a really cheap shot on Rope hints,

what did the Oilers do to the stars that gave them so much trouble from, say,

an X's and O's standpoint?

In game two, it was, you know, their goaltender reset himself.

And Stewart, they got a bit of a Stewart Skinner problem going on right now.

And, you know, he was perfect.

The Oilers played an excellent team game again.

Their depth showed up for them. Their power play scored.

All the things that I'm sure heading into the series you're looking at it and you're going,

okay, well, we're going to try to keep a governor on Connor McDavid and we'll take our chances in other areas,

but these things can't happen, and they happen.

And the stars sputtered a little bit offensively, again, all of a sudden, man,

they, they, it feels like they're locked up, you know, like they,

they offensively as a team, when you watch them, it just doesn't, it doesn't flow.

You can tell there's a lot of individuals that are that are kind of gripping their sticks too tight.

And it's a bit of a mental challenge for some just because they haven't, they haven't scored in a long time.

So, you know, that's, that's kind of the main thing that seems to have gone on these last couple of games.

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