PLAYER RATING: Mike Smith struggled in Edmonton Oilers' loss to Los Angeles Kings.

You live by the goalie moving the puck, you die by the goalie moving the puck. #Playergrades #Mike #Smiths #blunderkey This hasn't loaded yet, but your article continues below. PLAYER RATING: Mike Smith struggled in Edmonton Oilers' loss to Los Angeles Kings. Ian Kucharak / Postmedia Article Content You live by the dribble goalie, you die by the dribble goalie. 2 The following story continues. This hasn't loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article Content Sorry, this video could not be loaded. Click here to see other videos from our team. Try updating your browser or player rating: Mike Smith was underwhelming in Edmonton Oilers' loss to Los Angeles Kings. Back to Video The Edmonton Oilers played well enough to win, but made big enough turnovers to lose, most notably Mike Smith's error in the third half, which started a series of The pain of the playoff loser percentage. The blunder led to Los Angeles' fourth goal in the Kings' 4-3 win as the Oilers fought back from a 0-2, 2-3 deficit to a tie. Meanwhile, Jonathan Quick was instrumental when the Los Angeles Nets needed it. It was Edmonton's seventh straight playoff loss, all by one goal. Overall, Edmonton both had 17 A-level shots in the game, and Los Angeles had 16, including nine for the Oilers with five alarms and eight for Los Angeles. Connor McDavid, 8. Great game, made a big contribution to 9 A-level shots. His fierce attack resulted in an early penalty after the entire Winnipeg series failed to draw last year. He feeds the kulak late in the first hour, makes 5 alarm break-ins, then steals a puck to get Kane ready to harpoon, and by doing what captains and superstars should and must do to end it all. become the end. By the end, beat every king out there and beat Quick for Edmonton's first goal. After that peak, downtown testosterone levels must have been on the charts. He provides Drai with powerful sniping. He then unabashedly defended in the slot and turned back violently. Brought a breakthrough early in the third quarter. He broke the wing and fired a horizontal arrow from Yamo in the third quarter. 3 The following story continues. This hasn't loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article Summary Evander Kane, 6 years old. Check back carefully in the first round to stop a bizarre outburst for Los Angeles, but he'll do well if he sticks to Moore on Los Angeles' first goal. Late in the first quarter, McDavid's feed harpooned the puck into the net. He won many board battles. He led the team to seven goals. Jesse Puljujarvi, 3 years old. He seems to be absent. He's not keen on ice hockey. He only hit 7