Leon Draisaitl breaks his silence to the whole of Oilers-Panhers Game 3 loss

Superstar of Edmonton Leon Draisaitl He opened about his opinion on the old party 3 of the final series of the Stanley Cup of Oilers-Panchers on Monday night.

The party went out of hand in the third period, with a Royale battle broke up. In the middle of the period, each ice player found a dance partner, giving rise to a total fight.

Draisaitl, heading to the media of Tuesday's availability, broke his silence on the fight. Oilers Center had this to say:

“This is part of their DNA. That's what they do. I think there are spurs in the series where we have been handled very well.”

Throughout the Oilers-Panhers series, the Oily They have coincided with the intensity of the panthers in the physical. Unfortunately, his team revealed to the final frame, giving rise to a total of 85 minutes of penalty at night.

Leon Draisaitl added:

“Last night is, I mean, the game is over with 11 minutes left, right, as, and then you know, all the hell come out. It is a UFC struggle. But, as, I think in general, we can be a little more disciplined and far from that.”

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The chaos caused three players on each side to achieve poor behavior for the battle in the ice.

As for Draisaitl, he managed to move away from the brouhaha. However, he did not see much of the ice in the second half of the third period, as the game had been out of control both in terms of discipline and in the score.

Draisaitl, McDavid locked up in Oilers-Panhers's match in match 3

McDavid Connor And Leon Draisaitl was little characteristically absent from the Oilers-Panchers party card in match 3.

McDavid ended the night with 20:51 ice time and a less-1 rating in 24 shifts. He scored two shots on the goal.

In the meantime, Draisaitl hit the ice during 20:27 to 21 shifts, not getting a shot in the goal and ending the night with a less-2 rating.

The unusual lack of score of the two largest Oilers stars has been largely due to the solid review from the Panthers. Playing ICE ICE allowed Paul Maurice to use the last line change to look for more favorable matches.

It seems that the movement worked, as the panthers could close McDavid and Draisaitl in match 3.

However, it is not said how long they could keep McDavid and Draisaitl under the wrapping. The two stars are known for taking games at a glance. That is why match 4 of the final series of the Stanley Cup of Oilers-Panhers will be crucial for both parties, as the victory of the Panthers would put the oilers in another seemingly amazing hole like the one they faced last spring.