Marc Crawford on Tocchet calling out "5-6 passengers" after Game 4 loss, EP40, Canucks breakdowns 

Ran out of time

They would have had to trade Poolman’s contract first which would be another high pick. It’s just not worth it, they should be able to be competitive for the next few years atleast, didn’t need to put all their chips in this year.

Yep. Cole whiffed twice in the same shift

Nah they're making lots of playoff revenue $$$

forsberg is the anomaly there

Yet the series is tied.

Just saw some stats - 5 alarm ( or was it Grade A) shots are 72 to 35 in the Oilers favor. Should be minimum 3 to 1 Oilers if not a sweep if not for spotty goaltending. I'd say 3 to 1 though as IMO game 3 despite being badly outshot Vcr was the better team and their goals weren't soft goals by any means (we still needed a save though). Interested to see how the Canucks respond in game 5 though for sure - but Tocchet better be careful as these guy are trying and I think Pedersson is hurt and has been for awhile. Maybe he has the same type of injury that Kane has?

​@@KptKrunch9481The score that matters is 2-2. Nothing else matters. Edmonton has won 2, lost 6 against Van this year. I don't think they fluked 6 wins. Bottom line, whoever wins 2 more games will advance. We'll know the answer in 3 or less games.

@@DavidAllison-qs8wn Vancouver is no fluke. I kept waiting for them to fall off all year... DROP outta first already ya shmucks!! I don't even know who's on their dang team... Yet they won the Pacific and never dropped off. Now I see why. They're dang good and pesky has hell.

@@TheNathanScot Tocchet is a really good coach imo. He is honest when they suck and his players respect him enough to listen. They play as a team most nights, with the occasional stinker. When they stink they know it. Edmonton dominated them for probably 40 minutes but the Canucks kept it lose, 2-0, then they turned it on to tie it up. Uncharacteristically they sagged in the last 90 seconds, game over. Tocchet was pissed because his team didn't play hard and play smart for 60 minutes. They did those things for maybe 10 minutes, which wasn't enough for a playoff game. Edmonton played well, perhaps with the knowledge that their backup goalie might do best with the Oilers on offense as much as possible.