Olympic heartbreak, goaltending pressure, and the Oilers’ search for consistency — it’s all on this week’s episode of Ask Dubey.
In this post-Olympic edition, Dubey opens with his thoughts on Canada’s loss in the gold medal game. From running into Connor Hellebuyck to the coin-flip nature of three-on-three overtime, he breaks down what went wrong — and why the lack of secondary scoring was the biggest surprise. Despite the disappointment, Dubey explains why Canada still played a dominant game and why Jordan Binnington did exactly what he was brought there to do.
From there, it’s classic Ask Dubey, diving into your questions about the Oilers’ goaltending situation and the rest of the NHL season.
This week’s topics include:
• Why some goalies thrive after leaving Edmonton
• Whether a reunion with Stuart Skinner is realistic
• The pressure of playing net in a market like Edmonton
• What a “successful” remainder of the season looks like for the Oilers goalies
• The importance of timely saves vs. highlight-reel stops
• Why consistency has been missing compared to past seasons
• And whether this team just needs one big heater to feel dominant again
Dubey gives honest insight into the mental side of goaltending, how narratives build in Canadian markets, and why sometimes a change of scenery is exactly what a player needs.
As always, drop your questions using #AskDubey on Oilersnation social channels or in the comments below.
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