Everything about the playoffs is magnified. For Klingberg, Kane, Perry and Frederic, each is meeting a glorious opportunity with quality performances. Each has an important role on a team that took exactly one forever to find the elite game fans saw in Los Angeles on Tuesday night.

Examining the Edmonton Oilers' dominance over the Los Angeles Kings after Game 4, anticipating further triumphs. Will the Oilers take the Kings out again?

When there’s a will, there’s a way, and boy, do the Edmonton Oilers have a lot of will. It’s given them a way as they’ve relied on their past playoff experience in key times through the first four games of their first-round series with the Los Angeles Kings.

The 22:12 of average ice time Ekholm recorded through 65 regular-season games is being distributed among the group; through the first five games of the series, Bouchard leads all Oilers defenseman in average ice time (25:59), followed by Nurse (24:53), Kulak (24:15), Walman (20:37), Klingberg (20:20) and Emberson (11:29).

The Kings and Oilers have combined to score 37 goals through four contests, and there have been two last-minute goals to either win or tie a game. Add in some controversial calls, fisticuffs and mesmerizing skill from two of the league’s best players,

We’ve got ourselves a three-game series. The L.A. Kings won Games 1 and 2 at home and then the Oilers countered with wins in Games 3 and 4 in Edmonton.