That the Edmonton Oilers won their second and final game this season in Vegas to complete a tidy opening quarter with a 15-5 record is admirable, if not a tad surprising. That Mikko Koskinen was the first star in the game, well, whoever saw that coming? In a season where the Oilers haven’t seen their No. 1 goalie Mike Smith since game No. 3, Koskinen has punched well above his weight. Or at least, the weight class fans and media placed him in while grousing about what a huge problem it would be if Smith was to go down. Koskinen stole the show on a Vegas Saturday night, making a series of hair-raising saves while the game was scoreless in the third period. Edmonton then built a 3-0 lead, and although the Golden Knights beat Koskinen twice, he closed out the night with 36 saves and a 3-2 win. “To start the game, I think he had five highlight-reel saves,” marvelled Ryan Nugent-Hopkins . “Incredible stops to start the game and solid the rest of the night.” It was Koskinen’s second ...