The Edmonton captain was not shy about his expectations for his team going into next season.
Connor McDavid did not mince words in the Edmonton Oilers’ exit press conference on Tuesday, admitting that anything short of Stanley Cup glory is considered a failure for the Alberta team.
McDavid’s sentiments echo those of fans and reporters who feel the world’s best player is due for a taste of legitimate postseason success. “We have to learn to not beat ourselves,” Draisaitl said. “We’re going to beat teams with our structure and speed, but sometimes we need to find a way to lock it down.”
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