GDB 25.0 Wrap Up: It wasn’t pretty but we’ll take it, Oilers power play leads them to 5-3 win over MontrealSo long, Habs fans, and thanks for paying the inflated after-market ticket prices. To make matters worse, it wasn’t even surprising to see Nick Suzuki give the Canadiens the lead with a power play goal because that’s just kinda how things are going right now. The Oilers power play was deadly in this hockey game and the three goals they scored on five chances with the man advantage are the main reason we’re celebrating a win right now. PRESENTED BY BETWAYTHE FACE PALMERSNick Suzuki opened the scoring (1-0) with a power play goal on a missile of a shot from the circle that beat Skinner on the short side between the arm and post. Arber Xhakej tied the game (3-3) with a second power play goal after his shot from the high circle made its way through traffic and past Skinner down low on the blocker side.
