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Back to Earth

Both Kailer Yamamoto and Ryan Strome had a goal for the Oilers, but it was the Carolina Hurricanes who dominated play early and often in Monday's 6-2 drubbing.  The Oilers amassed only four shots in the first period, while Carolina had two goals from both Teuvo Teravainen and Eric Stall en route to a romp.

The Oilers try to get that fishy taste of loss out of their mouth with a rematch.  This time, it'll take place at the SaskTel Centre in Saskatchewan.

The Oilers are saying

"I've been dealing with it my whole life. I just brush it off." @kailer_yamamoto on questions about his size being a limitation pic.twitter.com/xcZdRpUqoS

— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) September 26, 2017

That's Oilers' forward Kailer Yamamoto on his size not being a factor.

THE PERFECT GAME IS NO HITS

As of this minute, there's no brighter Oiler that's come on this preseason. In four games, Yamamoto has six points (5-1-6) in four games, all at 155 lbs.  After tonight, the Oilers have one final preseason matchup in Vancouver.  If Yamamoto is still with the big club by Saturday, there's a good chance he'll be on that 23 man roster come Sunday.

The opponents are saying

"I liked our start.  I liked the way we were able to roll four lines...Our D were moving the puck and gave us the ability to play fast."

Source

That's Hurricanes head coach Bill Peters on his team's 6-2 victory in Edmonton on Monday night.

Edmonton looked like they were skating in circles on Monday night.  Carolina's power play was efficient (3/6),

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