LOS ANGELES – We’re not sure whether Zach Hyman went from the frying pan into the fire or the other way around, but either way the heat surrounding him is intense. A guy who spent six seasons under the broiler in Toronto, getting roasted for the Maple Leafs’ traditional first-round playoff exits, might want to go somewhere cooler and safer to play. Instead, the winger chose the Edmonton Oilers . The Oilers, who won one playoff round the last six years with Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl? The Oilers, who followed their surprising run to the 2006 Stanley Cup Final by missing the playoffs the next 10 seasons? Yes, those Oilers. This is the team Hyman chose last summer as a free agent. And sure, he will get $38.5 million over seven years, but he will also get more grill marks should the Oilers disappoint again. “There’s a tonne of parallels,” Hyman said Saturday of leaving Toronto for Edmonton. “First and foremost, we’re both in a Canadian market, two Canadian teams, and with the ...