In less than an hour the game between Edmonton Oilers vs Calgary Flames, corresponding to game 5 of round 2 of the NHL Stanley Cup 2021-22 playoffs, will start.
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What time is the Edmonton Oliers vs Calgary Flames NHL game?
Argentina: 10:30 PM on Star +
Bolivia: 9:30 PM on Star +
Brazil: 10:30 PM on Star +
Chile: 10:30 PM at Star +
Colombia: 8:30 PM at Star +
Ecuador: 8:30 PM on Star +
USA (ET): 9:30 PM on ESPN and NHL TV
Spain: 1:30 AM (May 27)
Mexico: 8:30 PM on ESPN Deportes and Star +
Paraguay: 9:30 PM on Star +
Peru: 8:30 PM on Star +
Uruguay: 10:30 PM on Star +
Connor McDavid, a 25-year-old Canadian, has 44 goals scored, 79 assists and 123 points, has the number 97 and is one of the best players in Edmonton, in this series he has 7 assists and 2 goals, he will try to give his team the pass to the great final of the western conference against a very difficult Flames team.
Johnny Gaudreau, who has 40 goals scored, 75 assists and 115 points created, is one of the best players on the Calgary Flames, has 5 assists with no goals in the current semifinal series and is looking for a win tomorrow to tie the series and close out the Stanley Cup playoffs at home.
Calgary Flames will have to bounce back from an adverse result in the series. Now that the head-to-head series is 1-3, Canada's Flames will have to do their homework on their home turf and get closer to a draw, as a loss would leave them far behind in their quest for this season's Stanley Cup title.
Edmonton Oliers have the advantage in the series with three games won, against one lost. The Edmonton team has the chance to finish the direct confrontation if it wins this fifth game against the Canadian Calgary Flames. All is given
The Scotiabank Saddledome is a multi-sport arena located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. In this sports hall, the Calgary Flames play their home games. It was inaugurated on October 15, 1983 and has a maximum seating capacity of 17,104 for ice hockey.