It’s wild to me people talk about anything resembling a curse with Corey Perry. First of all, he has a Cup. But more importantly, he’s (tied with Scott Niedermeyer ONLY) the biggest winner the sport of hockey has ever seen. They are the only two players to win all six major North American AND international championships. He’s won World Junior Gold, Memorial Cup, Stanley Cup, Two Olympic Golds, World Championship Gold, and World Cup of Hockey Gold. Not to mention a league MVP.
the people who call him curse are the same people who called mcdavid overrated are the same people who will be looking for the next game broadcast on disney+. they have no, but no clue at all
Believe me, they are complete morons who bring this up. Perry is just a complete wealth of experience, even if we don't win he's had a huge impact on this entire Oilers' roster.
He pretty much talked about how influential and important Mcdavid is for the team and when he is on the ice. Compared him with Gretzky but also how popular he is in Canada (understandably) like how Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Nicklas Lidstrom is back home in Sweden
Q: OK we'll take the final McDavid question today, Mattias. Back here. A: Oh hi. Q: Most people following this series back home in Sweden have never been to Edmonton and maybe not even in Canada. Can you try to explain McDavid's status and the hype around him here for the people who haven't experienced it. A: Man that wasn't an easy question. I don't know what to compare it to, it's really difficult, the closest thing I think might be, if you were to compare it to back (home) in Sweden, I mean he (McDavid) is kind of like our Zlatan. Zlatan was- everything he did was in the papers, everything he did on the field was also there (in the papers?). I mean sure he was a completely different individual, he was extroverted and a bit cocky, like that, and believed a lot in himself outwardly. Connor is probably a bit more reserved in that respect but still in the game they're the same type of player, they can completely dominate games. He's as big as you can get here I think. I have no idea how big Gretzky was when he played here but it's probably in that ballpark, and he has really deserved it with the game that he has, and exactly whan you have these big games where things are on the line, he's the guy who's there with his nose, he's the guy who's there with something, I mean all the time, carrying this thing forward. So that's probably the closest comparison I can come up with at least. A: Very good. My second question, I don't think you'll be buying herring and vodka as your pre-game meal tomorrow but I know you have a lot of friends and family with you here, and tomorrow is Midsummer [Swedish holiday celebrating the longest day of the year]. Will there be any kind of Midsummer celebration? Q: Not tomorrow. There might be something today, we might just have a barbecue and try to celebrate a little bit at least, but it's been a long season this year, and that's a very positive thing, so we'll have to try to make up for it when we get back to Sweden, but no there will be no herring and vodka tomorrow.
Yes, because the Swedish reporter asked him to explain for Swedish people how big McDavid is in Canada. They don’t have the same personality at all, he points out, but to compare those two athletes, to give Swedes an idea of how big McDavid is, is the closest he can get.
He pretty much talked about how influential McDavid is when he is on the ice, compared him with Gretzky and how popular he is in Canada (understandably). He ended of talking about “Midsommar”, a very popular day for Swedes who celebrates the day with family and friends every year
Q: OK we'll take the final McDavid question today, Mattias. Back here. A: Oh hi. Q: Most people following this series back home in Sweden have never been to Edmonton and maybe not even to Canada. Can you try to explain McDavid's status and the hype around him here for the people who haven't experienced it? A: Man that wasn't an easy question. I don't know what to compare it to, it's really difficult. The closest thing I think might be, if you were to compare it to back (home) in Sweden, I mean he (McDavid) is kind of like our Zlatan. Zlatan was- everything he did was in the papers, everything he did on the field was also there [in the papers]. I mean sure he was a completely different individual, he was extroverted and a bit cocky, like that, and believed a lot in himself outwardly. Connor is probably a bit more reserved in that respect but still in the game they're the same type of player, they can completely dominate games. He's as big as you can get here I think. I have no idea how big Gretzky was when he played here but it's probably in that ball park, and he has truly deserved it with the game that he has, and particularly whan you have these big games where things are on the line, he's the guy who's there with his nose, he's the guy who's there with something, I mean all the time, carrying this thing forward. So that's probably the closest comparison I can come up with at least. A: Very good. My second question, I expect you won't be having herring and vodka as your pre-game meal tomorrow, but I know you have a lot of friends and family with you here, and tomorrow is Midsummer [Swedish holiday celebrating the longest day of the year]. Will there be any kind of Midsummer celebration? Q: Not tomorrow. There might be something today, we might just have a barbecue and try to celebrate a little bit at least, but it's been a long season this year, and that's a very positive thing, so we'll have to try to make up for it when we get back to Sweden, but no there will be no herring and vodka tomorrow.
I'm originally from Edmonton, the 780 baby! I'm a hugh Oilers fan. I'm well known for having dreams and visions that come exactly true as I see it. And the good news is I had a dream that the Oil were going to have a dynasty in which they will win the Stanley Cup in 2025, 2026, and in 2027. But then I also had another vision in which the Oil win the 2024 Stanley Cup but they never win another Cup ever again. Then I asked, why this was and saw a horror. It was a horrible plane crash of the Oilers team plane that somehow happened as a result of the Oil winning the Cup in 2024. It was the most ungodly horrors to ever happen in hockey. Honestly, I woke up very worried about our players. I do not want them to win on Monday night. The happy ending comes with patience. I love my Oilers too much to ever allow this to happen. Let's all pray for the safety of our players 🙏 We'll be getting our justice in the years to come.
Q: OK we'll take the final McDavid question today, Mattias. Back here. A: Oh hi. Q: Most people following this series back home in Sweden have never been to Edmonton and maybe not even to Canada. Can you try to explain McDavid's status and the hype around him here for the people who haven't experienced it? A: Man that wasn't an easy question. I don't know what to compare it to, it's really difficult. The closest thing I think might be, if you were to compare it to back (home) in Sweden, I mean he (McDavid) is kind of like our Zlatan. Zlatan was- everything he did was in the papers, everything he did on the field was also there [in the papers]. I mean sure he was a completely different individual, he was extroverted and a bit cocky, like that, and believed a lot in himself outwardly. Connor is probably a bit more reserved in that respect but still in the game they're the same type of player, they can completely dominate games. He's as big as you can get here I think. I have no idea how big Gretzky was when he played here but it's probably in that ball park, and he has truly deserved it with the game that he has, and particularly whan you have these big games where things are on the line, he's the guy who's there with his nose, he's the guy who's there with something, I mean all the time, carrying this thing forward. So that's probably the closest comparison I can come up with at least. A: Very good. My second question, I expect you won't be having herring and vodka as your pre-game meal tomorrow, but I know you have a lot of friends and family with you here, and tomorrow is Midsummer [Swedish holiday celebrating the longest day of the year]. Will there be any kind of Midsummer celebration? Q: Not tomorrow. There might be something today, we might just have a barbecue and try to celebrate a little bit at least, but it's been a long season this year, and that's a very positive thing, so we'll have to try to make up for it when we get back to Sweden, but no there will be no herring and vodka tomorrow.
Q: OK we'll take the final McDavid question today, Mattias. Back here. A: Oh hi. Q: Most people following this series back home in Sweden have never been to Edmonton and maybe not even to Canada. Can you try to explain McDavid's status and the hype around him here for the people who haven't experienced it? A: Man that wasn't an easy question. I don't know what to compare it to, it's really difficult. The closest thing I think might be, if you were to compare it to back (home) in Sweden, I mean he (McDavid) is kind of like our Zlatan. Zlatan was- everything he did was in the papers, everything he did on the field was also there [in the papers]. I mean sure he was a completely different individual, he was extroverted and a bit cocky, like that, and believed a lot in himself outwardly. Connor is probably a bit more reserved in that respect but still in the game they're the same type of player, they can completely dominate games. He's as big as you can get here I think. I have no idea how big Gretzky was when he played here but it's probably in that ball park, and he has truly deserved it with the game that he has, and particularly whan you have these big games where things are on the line, he's the guy who's there with his nose, he's the guy who's there with something, I mean all the time, carrying this thing forward. So that's probably the closest comparison I can come up with at least. A: Very good. My second question, I expect you won't be having herring and vodka as your pre-game meal tomorrow, but I know you have a lot of friends and family with you here, and tomorrow is Midsummer [Swedish holiday celebrating the longest day of the year]. Will there be any kind of Midsummer celebration? Q: Not tomorrow. There might be something today, we might just have a barbecue and try to celebrate a little bit at least, but it's been a long season this year, and that's a very positive thing, so we'll have to try to make up for it when we get back to Sweden, but no there will be no herring and vodka tomorrow.
Q: OK we'll take the final McDavid question today, Mattias. Back here. A: Oh hi. Q: Most people following this series back home in Sweden have never been to Edmonton and maybe not even to Canada. Can you try to explain McDavid's status and the hype around him here for the people who haven't experienced it? A: Man that wasn't an easy question. I don't know what to compare it to, it's really difficult. The closest thing I think might be, if you were to compare it to back (home) in Sweden, I mean he (McDavid) is kind of like our Zlatan. Zlatan was- everything he did was in the papers, everything he did on the field was also there [in the papers]. I mean sure he was a completely different individual, he was extroverted and a bit cocky, like that, and believed a lot in himself outwardly. Connor is probably a bit more reserved in that respect but still in the game they're the same type of player, they can completely dominate games. He's as big as you can get here I think. I have no idea how big Gretzky was when he played here but it's probably in that ball park, and he has truly deserved it with the game that he has, and particularly whan you have these big games where things are on the line, he's the guy who's there with his nose, he's the guy who's there with something, I mean all the time, carrying this thing forward. So that's probably the closest comparison I can come up with at least. A: Very good. My second question, I expect you won't be having herring and vodka as your pre-game meal tomorrow, but I know you have a lot of friends and family with you here, and tomorrow is Midsummer [Swedish holiday celebrating the longest day of the year]. Will there be any kind of Midsummer celebration? Q: Not tomorrow. There might be something today, we might just have a barbecue and try to celebrate a little bit at least, but it's been a long season this year, and that's a very positive thing, so we'll have to try to make up for it when we get back to Sweden, but no there will be no herring and vodka tomorrow.
Next season. Ek gets a "A"
This right here! They can take Nurse’s A and give it to Ekholm.
Nurse is the most useless A in the league
@@Records_221 heck rip that patch off his jersey and give it to Ekholm starting tomorrow
Ya, hopefully the one off of Darnell's jersey.
💯. He’s a beast. Ever since they got him you can see the difference he makes
You got this guys,2 more wins for the cup.cheering you on from Ontario.
Close it out Perry. Shut the haters up calling you the curse.
It’s wild to me people talk about anything resembling a curse with Corey Perry. First of all, he has a Cup.
But more importantly, he’s (tied with Scott Niedermeyer ONLY) the biggest winner the sport of hockey has ever seen. They are the only two players to win all six major North American AND international championships. He’s won World Junior Gold, Memorial Cup, Stanley Cup, Two Olympic Golds, World Championship Gold, and World Cup of Hockey Gold. Not to mention a league MVP.
@@George__Parasol279 yep 100% Stanley cup is hard to get.
the people who call him curse are the same people who called mcdavid overrated are the same people who will be looking for the next game broadcast on disney+. they have no, but no clue at all
@@George__Parasol279 And Score Title!
Believe me, they are complete morons who bring this up. Perry is just a complete wealth of experience, even if we don't win he's had a huge impact on this entire Oilers' roster.
Perry asking eks if he was good before the Swedish portion of the questions was pure leadership.
Perry is an OG 😂😂😂😂
CoreyPerry the SeniorStatesman
Corey & Mattias, both of you have been great. Bring it home! Let's Go Oilers!
When ekholm started swedeish I was expecting vikings to appear
you didnt see the huge viking ancestor ghosts appear behind him in the dark? The whole Valhalla will be watching game 6 tomorrow
so fun to watch the Swedish Q&A ! And IDK what Ek's saying but it sounds really cool
He pretty much talked about how influential and important Mcdavid is for the team and when he is on the ice. Compared him with Gretzky but also how popular he is in Canada (understandably) like how Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Nicklas Lidstrom is back home in Sweden
@@Petersson-yo7yn thanks !
Q: OK we'll take the final McDavid question today, Mattias. Back here.
A: Oh hi.
Q: Most people following this series back home in Sweden have never been to Edmonton and maybe not even in Canada. Can you try to explain McDavid's status and the hype around him here for the people who haven't experienced it.
A: Man that wasn't an easy question. I don't know what to compare it to, it's really difficult, the closest thing I think might be, if you were to compare it to back (home) in Sweden, I mean he (McDavid) is kind of like our Zlatan. Zlatan was- everything he did was in the papers, everything he did on the field was also there (in the papers?). I mean sure he was a completely different individual, he was extroverted and a bit cocky, like that, and believed a lot in himself outwardly. Connor is probably a bit more reserved in that respect but still in the game they're the same type of player, they can completely dominate games. He's as big as you can get here I think. I have no idea how big Gretzky was when he played here but it's probably in that ballpark, and he has really deserved it with the game that he has, and exactly whan you have these big games where things are on the line, he's the guy who's there with his nose, he's the guy who's there with something, I mean all the time, carrying this thing forward. So that's probably the closest comparison I can come up with at least.
A: Very good. My second question, I don't think you'll be buying herring and vodka as your pre-game meal tomorrow but I know you have a lot of friends and family with you here, and tomorrow is Midsummer [Swedish holiday celebrating the longest day of the year]. Will there be any kind of Midsummer celebration?
Q: Not tomorrow. There might be something today, we might just have a barbecue and try to celebrate a little bit at least, but it's been a long season this year, and that's a very positive thing, so we'll have to try to make up for it when we get back to Sweden, but no there will be no herring and vodka tomorrow.
@@boreopithecus amazing! Thanks for that.
It’s cool to see our team being shared internationally, outside of North America. I also love when German reporters are here to ask Drai questions.
Swedish sounds beautiful when Ekholm speaks !
We love you Eks!
Thank you
Media: "Corey, so what did you see, when Conor assisted on your goal?"
Corey: "i saw him go through 4 guys"
Did Ekholm compare McDavid to Zlatan at the end there? That is cool!
Yes, because the Swedish reporter asked him to explain for Swedish people how big McDavid is in Canada. They don’t have the same personality at all, he points out, but to compare those two athletes, to give Swedes an idea of how big McDavid is, is the closest he can get.
Let's go Oilers!
Take this to game 7 and capture cup #6 with a historic comeback
Corey, you are awesome man.
That's a team having fun.
So glad you're an oiler
Take us to Valhalla!!!!
GOAL OILERS GOAL!!!
we gotta get better at clearing it out 90 percent of panthers goals are when we cant get it out.
Ekholm is so well spoken.
Corey's like, "Who is that reporterrr? Can't see through these darn lights" 😅
anybody got that Swedish translation?
He pretty much talked about how influential McDavid is when he is on the ice, compared him with Gretzky and how popular he is in Canada (understandably). He ended of talking about “Midsommar”, a very popular day for Swedes who celebrates the day with family and friends every year
Q: OK we'll take the final McDavid question today, Mattias. Back here.
A: Oh hi.
Q: Most people following this series back home in Sweden have never been to Edmonton and maybe not even to Canada. Can you try to explain McDavid's status and the hype around him here for the people who haven't experienced it?
A: Man that wasn't an easy question. I don't know what to compare it to, it's really difficult. The closest thing I think might be, if you were to compare it to back (home) in Sweden, I mean he (McDavid) is kind of like our Zlatan. Zlatan was- everything he did was in the papers, everything he did on the field was also there [in the papers]. I mean sure he was a completely different individual, he was extroverted and a bit cocky, like that, and believed a lot in himself outwardly. Connor is probably a bit more reserved in that respect but still in the game they're the same type of player, they can completely dominate games. He's as big as you can get here I think. I have no idea how big Gretzky was when he played here but it's probably in that ball park, and he has truly deserved it with the game that he has, and particularly whan you have these big games where things are on the line, he's the guy who's there with his nose, he's the guy who's there with something, I mean all the time, carrying this thing forward. So that's probably the closest comparison I can come up with at least.
A: Very good. My second question, I expect you won't be having herring and vodka as your pre-game meal tomorrow, but I know you have a lot of friends and family with you here, and tomorrow is Midsummer [Swedish holiday celebrating the longest day of the year]. Will there be any kind of Midsummer celebration?
Q: Not tomorrow. There might be something today, we might just have a barbecue and try to celebrate a little bit at least, but it's been a long season this year, and that's a very positive thing, so we'll have to try to make up for it when we get back to Sweden, but no there will be no herring and vodka tomorrow.
Don’t think I’ve ever seen Ekholm speak his native tongue.
Ek should be wearing the A next Season instead of Nurse..
Go Oilers
10:50 What? Corey, how long have you been playing for the oilers?
Cperry is all Gangster
Two trUe sUpportive & experienced vets at their defaUlt selves...physical inpUt mental oUtpUt
Perry's gonna hook up with some mamas at Snoop Doggs concert tonight 😁😁
Win one more game for Paul Coffey, Nugent Hopkins and Sam Gagner
Keep it tight boys
It could look a little tighter at times
HARD always
I'm originally from Edmonton, the 780 baby! I'm a hugh Oilers fan. I'm well known for having dreams and visions that come exactly true as I see it. And the good news is I had a dream that the Oil were going to have a dynasty in which they will win the Stanley Cup in 2025, 2026, and in 2027. But then I also had another vision in which the Oil win the 2024 Stanley Cup but they never win another Cup ever again. Then I asked, why this was and saw a horror. It was a horrible plane crash of the Oilers team plane that somehow happened as a result of the Oil winning the Cup in 2024. It was the most ungodly horrors to ever happen in hockey. Honestly, I woke up very worried about our players. I do not want them to win on Monday night. The happy ending comes with patience. I love my Oilers too much to ever allow this to happen. Let's all pray for the safety of our players 🙏 We'll be getting our justice in the years to come.
Always been a Perry fan but the panthers win game 7.
Tar inte Mattias någon sill och nubbe gör jag det inte heller!
😁
Corey is right our backs are against the wall don’t ever forget that this is a must win and we can do it
game 7 is the ultimate must win game in human history
I turned on Subtitle for Swedish part. All it said was [MUSIC]
Q: OK we'll take the final McDavid question today, Mattias. Back here.
A: Oh hi.
Q: Most people following this series back home in Sweden have never been to Edmonton and maybe not even to Canada. Can you try to explain McDavid's status and the hype around him here for the people who haven't experienced it?
A: Man that wasn't an easy question. I don't know what to compare it to, it's really difficult. The closest thing I think might be, if you were to compare it to back (home) in Sweden, I mean he (McDavid) is kind of like our Zlatan. Zlatan was- everything he did was in the papers, everything he did on the field was also there [in the papers]. I mean sure he was a completely different individual, he was extroverted and a bit cocky, like that, and believed a lot in himself outwardly. Connor is probably a bit more reserved in that respect but still in the game they're the same type of player, they can completely dominate games. He's as big as you can get here I think. I have no idea how big Gretzky was when he played here but it's probably in that ball park, and he has truly deserved it with the game that he has, and particularly whan you have these big games where things are on the line, he's the guy who's there with his nose, he's the guy who's there with something, I mean all the time, carrying this thing forward. So that's probably the closest comparison I can come up with at least.
A: Very good. My second question, I expect you won't be having herring and vodka as your pre-game meal tomorrow, but I know you have a lot of friends and family with you here, and tomorrow is Midsummer [Swedish holiday celebrating the longest day of the year]. Will there be any kind of Midsummer celebration?
Q: Not tomorrow. There might be something today, we might just have a barbecue and try to celebrate a little bit at least, but it's been a long season this year, and that's a very positive thing, so we'll have to try to make up for it when we get back to Sweden, but no there will be no herring and vodka tomorrow.
Y'all should transcribe the Swedish, I'd love to know what non North American media asks/cares about
Q: OK we'll take the final McDavid question today, Mattias. Back here.
A: Oh hi.
Q: Most people following this series back home in Sweden have never been to Edmonton and maybe not even to Canada. Can you try to explain McDavid's status and the hype around him here for the people who haven't experienced it?
A: Man that wasn't an easy question. I don't know what to compare it to, it's really difficult. The closest thing I think might be, if you were to compare it to back (home) in Sweden, I mean he (McDavid) is kind of like our Zlatan. Zlatan was- everything he did was in the papers, everything he did on the field was also there [in the papers]. I mean sure he was a completely different individual, he was extroverted and a bit cocky, like that, and believed a lot in himself outwardly. Connor is probably a bit more reserved in that respect but still in the game they're the same type of player, they can completely dominate games. He's as big as you can get here I think. I have no idea how big Gretzky was when he played here but it's probably in that ball park, and he has truly deserved it with the game that he has, and particularly whan you have these big games where things are on the line, he's the guy who's there with his nose, he's the guy who's there with something, I mean all the time, carrying this thing forward. So that's probably the closest comparison I can come up with at least.
A: Very good. My second question, I expect you won't be having herring and vodka as your pre-game meal tomorrow, but I know you have a lot of friends and family with you here, and tomorrow is Midsummer [Swedish holiday celebrating the longest day of the year]. Will there be any kind of Midsummer celebration?
Q: Not tomorrow. There might be something today, we might just have a barbecue and try to celebrate a little bit at least, but it's been a long season this year, and that's a very positive thing, so we'll have to try to make up for it when we get back to Sweden, but no there will be no herring and vodka tomorrow.
Really wanna se Perry win a Cup so he can finally retire lol jk lol
Were you not alive for his first cup?
4 of the MOST HELPFUL HANDS! Luv these dudes!
I wish I could hear Mattias’s last comment (and the question) in English. It’s really cool listening to him speak Swedish though! Go Oilers- 😌
Q: OK we'll take the final McDavid question today, Mattias. Back here.
A: Oh hi.
Q: Most people following this series back home in Sweden have never been to Edmonton and maybe not even to Canada. Can you try to explain McDavid's status and the hype around him here for the people who haven't experienced it?
A: Man that wasn't an easy question. I don't know what to compare it to, it's really difficult. The closest thing I think might be, if you were to compare it to back (home) in Sweden, I mean he (McDavid) is kind of like our Zlatan. Zlatan was- everything he did was in the papers, everything he did on the field was also there [in the papers]. I mean sure he was a completely different individual, he was extroverted and a bit cocky, like that, and believed a lot in himself outwardly. Connor is probably a bit more reserved in that respect but still in the game they're the same type of player, they can completely dominate games. He's as big as you can get here I think. I have no idea how big Gretzky was when he played here but it's probably in that ball park, and he has truly deserved it with the game that he has, and particularly whan you have these big games where things are on the line, he's the guy who's there with his nose, he's the guy who's there with something, I mean all the time, carrying this thing forward. So that's probably the closest comparison I can come up with at least.
A: Very good. My second question, I expect you won't be having herring and vodka as your pre-game meal tomorrow, but I know you have a lot of friends and family with you here, and tomorrow is Midsummer [Swedish holiday celebrating the longest day of the year]. Will there be any kind of Midsummer celebration?
Q: Not tomorrow. There might be something today, we might just have a barbecue and try to celebrate a little bit at least, but it's been a long season this year, and that's a very positive thing, so we'll have to try to make up for it when we get back to Sweden, but no there will be no herring and vodka tomorrow.
@@boreopithecusthank you for this translation
Let’s go Oilers we have recovered from down 3-2 once already, time to do it again
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