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Edmonton Oilers Kicked out of Rogers Place due to Snoop Dogg Concert


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Marvin Azrak
June 20, 2024  (7:17 PM)
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Snoop Dogg in an Edmonton Oilers jersey
Photo credit: Dana Zuk Photography

The Edmonton Oilers had to change their practice plans ahead of Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Florida Panthers because of a Snoop Dogg concert.

Snoop Dogg is known for supporting various teams and often wears sports jerseys during his concerts.
This is why the #Oilers had to practice in the Downtown Community Arena today

Tonight, he's scheduled to perform at Rogers Place, the Oilers' home arena. Due to the concert stage being set up on the ice, the Oilers had to relocate their practice to the Downtown Community Arena.
Oilers on the ice in their practice rink inside Rogers Place because the arena is hosting a Snoop Dogg concert tonight.

During their practice session, it was confirmed that the Oilers will stick with the same lineup for Game 6 that brought them success in Game 5.
Watching entire practice it does not look like Kane will play. Skated on 5th line and never rotated in on 4th line.

Expect same lineup for Oilers in Game 6.

The Oilers have gained momentum by winning two consecutive games after trailing 0-3 in the series. Now, heading into Game 6 on Friday against the Panthers, with Snoop Dogg possibly rooting for them, they aim to maintain their focus and push for a Game 7 in Florida on Monday.
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Edmonton Oilers practice moved due to famous rapper Snoop Dogg
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Edmonton Oilers Kicked out of Rogers Place due to Snoop Dogg Concert

How will the Oilers' practice relocation due to the Snoop Dogg concert affect their performance in Game 6?

It won't affect them at all17180.7 %
It might disrupt their routine2210.4 %
It'll impact the ice quality for Game 6199 %
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