Through one stretch Edmonton outshot Carolina 11-0 in the second period. And that was following a 10-3 job in the first. In the end, the Oilers outshot the Hurricanes 34-16, outhit them 23-11, blocked 20 shots to Carolina's eight and had the edge in the faceoff circle. "Five-on-five we continue to dominate,'' said Peca. And physically they've taken a toll. It's the physical end of it, more than what was up on the scoreboard, which had hockey people looking at each other with their eyebrows raised. "You could see it on the second goal, I thought. Glen Wesley was hesitant to go for the puck,'' said Peca of setting up Torres. "Taking a physical toll was something we've been trying too force all playoffs long,'' said Chris Pronger.