Jonathan Lekkerimäki

Evan Bouchard right in front of the net ties the game at two.

Now on the right to Lekkerimäki into the Oilers zone, shot, scores.

He goes five hole.

On the left to O'Connor, to Sossone, scores.

Trevor Beggs for the final word on this, but one quick note.

That Lekkerimaki goal-

Yeah

... uh, it all starts with a lost puck battle that Edmonton really should not have lost.

I know there's been some ups and downs, that yo-yo effect, and it's messed with him a little bit." So it's interesting to me, like when Johnson was talking about not wanting any yo-yo players, I, my, the way I was reading into it is like when they're ready, when they're, when you know they're ready, bring them up a- and let's see what they can do.

And I wasn't convinced that Jonathan Lekkerimaki was fully ready.

I hope, I hope he, he craps all over my head, man.

I hope he makes me look like a freaking idiot.

Uh, well, first of all, Trevor, I'm gonna say this openly, and I don't mean this to, to be a, a bully or anything, but, but I know Jonathan Lekkerimaki can beat you in a board battle.

I know he can.

Yeah, he could for sure.

I mean, I know.

Then he gets caught in no man's land.

Lekkerimaki scores off the rush.

Two minutes later, McDavid with a bad turnover in the offensive zone.

Just awful rush defense.

Yeah.

You know what I mean? Like, like if this game, if this game didn't go to overtime, I would've said the Lekkerimaki goal, uh, mainly just 'cause that's what started the avalanche of-

Yeah

... bad turnovers and, and, and ultimately goals for Vancouver.

Carlsen, this is power play unit number two.

Carlsen in front, Lehtonen, Macky, Ogrean, Nylander, and Boomen.

And as often the case, your second power play, uh, unit includes, uh, two defensemen.

Two defensemen