KDK_1983
Joined: Apr. 2019
Posts: 54
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Again, with respect, you don't understand the game if you truly believe secondary scoring is the team's biggest weakness.
In the NHL today, offence is created through the breakout and quick transition from the back end. The Oilers don't have that and those components greatly affect a teams ability to score, and more specifically, it affects "average" players who need to receive the puck in positive positions in order to make plays. 97, 93 & 29 are exceptions to this rule...not to mention that having these three players should be enough in itself for offense, if your team doesn't allow 271 Goals Against your probably close to a playoff team.