Edmonton Oilers' fans lose it over Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl’s silent signal during Dallas Stars game as the team recorded two consecutive wins

Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, two of the most popular and finest players of the Edmonton Oilers have led the team to two consecutive wins against the Dallas Stars in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs Western Conference Final. Fans are in complete awe of Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid’s leadership but recently, a video of the two has sparked frenzy among fans.Recently, Spittin’ Chiclets took to X to share a moment that Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl shared on the ice as they played against the Dallas Stars.The viral videos shows Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl sitting together on the bench as the game was ongoing and they take a moment to look at each other. The Edmonton Oilers’ fans feel this was the moment that Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl signalled each other to “lock in” and focus on defeating the Dallas Stars.A fan commented, “That's the lock in glance”, while another fan wrote, “As Oilers fans, we all knew what this glance meant #LetsGoOilers”.A third fan commented, “This glance has got many teams killed. The first time I ever saw this was after game 5 in 2017 vs ANA. They stayed on the bench forever after the OT goal in basically this mood. Didn't win the series but it started something.”Another user posted, “insane how the 2 of them can just give eachother the “ok lets f**king go now” look and completely change the series.”While the Edmonton Oilers focus on Game 4 against the Dallas Stars, Connor McDavid has been very vocal about how much his teammates have contributed to the games.Recently, Connor McDavid spoke to the media post Game 3 win where he highly praised Zach Hyman and said, "It's impressive to watch, amazing to watch, and I get obviously a front row seat to it every night.”Connor McDavid added, “So, he's a wrecking ball out there right now. Everybody's buying in though and doing things that maybe not, you know, the most comfortable things, or the things that maybe they're not the most used to doing.”Also Read: Connor McDavid's comments about Rogers Place post Game 3 win spark a debate about his future in the league