Game 6 seems like any other day, according to  McDavid, as the Oilers get ready

With the chance to clinch their first Stanley Cup final appearance since 2006, the stakes couldn't be higher for Connor McDavid and his team. As the city of Edmonton buzzes with anticipation, the atmosphere in Rogers Place is expected to be electric.

"It feels like any other day," stated Connor McDavid in a calm demeanor. The Oilers captain's comments underline the team's composed approach despite the high stakes. The dressing room exudes a serene confidence, as players prepare for the game with the same meticulous routine that has brought them this far.

McDavid also emphasized the significant role the home crowd plays, noting, "The crowd always gives us energy." He expressed a hopeful sentiment that tonight, the team could reciprocate that energy by securing a victory, thus delivering immense joy to their loyal fans and booking a long-awaited return to the Stanley Cup final.

This series has been a rollercoaster, defying the expectations of many. Initially, it seemed the Stars had the upper hand, but the narrative has dramatically shifted. The Oilers, rejuvenated and resilient, now stand on the cusp of closing out the series, a scenario few anticipated after the earlier games.

Should they succeed tonight, it will mark a historic achievement for the McDavid-led Oilers, setting a new benchmark in what has already been a remarkable era for the team. However, a loss would mean a return to Dallas for a decisive game seven, an outcome the Oilers are keen to avoid.

Game six is scheduled for 8:00 PM Eastern tonight. As the puck drops, all eyes will be on McDavid and his teammates, who are poised not just to win a game, but to make history.