That Kings almost blinked in Game One, blowing an early 4-0 lead before needing Philip Danault's goal in the last 42 seconds to win a wild 6-5 decision. The Oilers, however, are different with Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl both available; each scored in Game One, and combined for six points. Darcy Kuemper's veneer of invincibility in goal was pierced, and even thought he Kings won their 33rd game at Crypto.com this season, Edmonton's fightback suggests this is not going to be one-way traffic for LA. Remember that Edmonton has beaten the kings in this round the past three seasons, and looks very capable of getting a split before action moved to Rogers Place. Play Oilers on Money Line

They're still catching their breath from the Kings' wild 6-5 win on Monday. A few things emerged from Game One for Edmonton. Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl back on the ice at the same time causes issues for the opposition. The former Hart winners each scored a goal on Monday combined for six points. On the other hand, that definitely wasn't the "good" version of Stuart Skinner in goal, a worrying development as his Oilers' career has been marked by Jekyll-and-Hyde performances. The Kings have confidence they can beat him, and LA has now scored 11 goals across the past two vs. the Oilers (the 5-0 win on April 14 in Edmonton was against Cal Pickard in goal for the Oilers). Pay Oilers-Kings Over.