TSN's Pierre LeBrun reveals Duncan Keith's true colors with surprising statement

What did Duncan Keith share with some Oilers before Game 4?
Plus, what 2014 Kings members Justin Williams and Jarret Stoll remember of their 0-3 series comeback win over SJ and how it might apply to the Oilers.
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«I was getting text messages from friends and family saying, ‘You should go back and give them another speech,'» Keith told The Athletic with a bit of an embarrassed chuckle. «I was like, ‘What are you talking about?'»

«I went over there to see the guys more than anything, you know, but chatted with a few of the players,» the 2015 Conn Smythe Trophy winner said. «I was walking around talking to different guys. I gave them a little bit of the situation I was in back in 2011 against the Canucks.»

Keith did speak to most of the players on the team in different side chats.

«I just shared how we were down 3-0 and pushed it all the way to Game 7 overtime, and the turning point was that we were fed up,» Keith said. «I was embarrassed of the situation knowing we were defending Cup champs, too, on the verge of getting swept next round (after winning the Cup).

«We were all just kind of pissed off and just playing a little bit angry. When we were able to get that win in Game 4, we started to feel really good about that win. And it just built some good momentum and confidence for our group.»

«We had a really good Game 5 in Vancouver, and now you're in a series,» Keith said. «And you've built that confidence up. Once that momentum can shift, you just start building and building.»

Another win in Game 6 at home in Chicago in 2011 made it bedlam.

«It's almost a situation where you believe so much that you can't lose, you know? It goes the other way,» said Keith. «I know that was the case for us. We believed until the very end. When we went to Game 7, I thought it was destiny.»