Connor McDavid returns and primed to be more dangerous than ever – Whyte oil

It has been written a lot about the incident between Connor McDavid and Konor Garland, resulting in the former stopped for three career matches. During this message, we said that NHL, game officials and Commissioner Gary Bethman should be ashamed of themselves.

How Garland dealt with McDavid in the last match between Oiles and Canux in Vancouver was not acceptable. However, what was even more unacceptable was that the game staff did not take any action, and at least three or four times should be called for punishment.

If the mentioned staff of the game were not so terrifying, then McDavid would not react how he did at the end of the game. Not that we apologize what he did in the crossed garland, but he has been expelled so far by the incompetence of those who are intended to judge the game.

He is Baaaaack!

Fortunately for Oilers, they were able to win two of the three matches without McDavid and maybe they should win all three. In any case, the stop is already over and the number 97 will return on Monday night, home in a Seattle Kraken team, who recently showed some signs of life with five wins in his last eight games.

As for us, we have to worry, along with the rest of the NHL. There is nothing more dangerous to deal with the angry McDavid, who often becomes even more focused when he feels as if injustice was done.

In this respect, stopping three matches, which the 28-year-old thinks it was too combined in that it does not receive enough protection from the game employees, is simply the type of scenario to make him increase his game. And it’s not as if his “normal” himself is no longer the best player in hockey.

Oilers are now challenging for the best record in the Western Conference, as it is, after overcoming the second consecutive subjugal to start being the best team in Hockey since late November. However, if McDavid decides to increase his game, it will be difficult for everyone to stop the team, which in turn would mean a shot at the best record in the NHL as a whole until the end of the season.

Connor McDavid is all about the team, but ….

Anyone who deals with seven-time All-Star is well aware that their main priority is the team, with all individual confessions being sung in comparison. However, you need to think that he still has an excellent chance for the likes of Hart and Art Ross Tropphies, especially if he strengthens it -no player in the game is no better than him, even when everyone plays the best in their best S

Consider that before Slate of NHL Ection on Monday night, McDavid has 65 common points, which is 12 outside the league lead, which is currently being held by Nathan Makinnon. However, Makinnon has played 51 games compared to 43 of Oiles captain, which is evaluated at the 51 competitions will also have 77 points.

Now, of course, none of this does not matter in the fact that McDavid cannot return these six games this season. However, this is said in what he could produce, in a season where critics will claim that he is not even his best!

McDavid would never share his true feelings about what happened recently, but you can easily read between the lines to say he burns inside. Speaking to the media after the practice on Monday, he said:

“Yes, ((I am) to play. Excited to continue. A long week you know, sitting around, practicing, so I’m ready to continue.”

Oilers were briefly at the top of the Pacific Division, while Vegas’s golden knights won on Sunday night, but the team would like to return to the summit by heading for the 4 -nations face tournament. McDavid said:

“I feel how to get on vacation is important. We have six games here to play well, put ourselves in a (good) position in the break. Home ice is something we have talked about and we think it is important in the playoffs And being as tall as you can in the ranking is nice to have.