As wild as their series opener was, neither the Calgary Flames nor Edmonton Oilers are expecting anything close to a repeat when they resume their Western Conference second-round clash Friday in Calgary.

The 9-6 Flames victory -- which not only set a record for the fastest two goals by one team to start a Stanley Cup playoff game, but was the highest-scoring affair in Battle of Alberta in history -- was light-years from the game plans drawn up by either squad.

"You can't take back what's happened in the past," said Oilers goaltender Mike Smith, who is scheduled to start the game despite being pulled after surrendering three goals in the first 6:05 of Wednesday's game. "I could sit here and boo-hoo myself, but there's nothing I can do about it now. All you can think about is what's going to happen next ... and be ready."