The Edmonton Oilers fans must have thought that their favorite team could continue the snap of losing streak, but that didn’t happen against the Anaheim Ducks. The Ducks finished the game with a staggering 2-6 final score on the board. And the back-to-back losses have triggered fans. The Oilers have recently won against the Hurricanes with a 2-1 record after a five-game losing streak. The fans already booed the Edmonton Oilers in the previous game. But this time, people are furious. And you would be shocked to know what the Oilers’ head coach told reporter when asked about the losses.
The Edmonton Oilers coach Kris Knoblauch said, “I thought our start was outstanding. Thought we’re skating well, moving the puck spent a lot of time in the offensive zone, we see the power play goal we had a couple good strong shifts after that.” He continued, “And then the goal against a couple of guys stopped playing thought the puck went off over the glass. It didn’t. And we got caught goal against. After that, we’re a fragile team. When things aren’t going well, we lose our game.”
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