The chants of "Let's go Oilers," could be heard throughout Rogers Place hours before any of the action hit the ice. For Kar-Wing Koo who lives a block away from Rogers Place, watching the game in his condo just wasn't going to cut it. pic.twitter.com/3kIIoHlr78 — @MinDhariwalMeanwhile, on Whyte AvenueWhile the orange crush flooded Rogers Place, fans in matching jerseys streamed into bars and restaurants along Whyte Avenue. Chilly spring weather may help cool Oilers fever this year by discouraging fans from partying on the street, Nielson added. It was a common theme on this night as the magic of post-season hockey finally returned to Edmonton.

Source: CBC News April 13, 2017 05:48 UTC