Mike Smith

The most memorable play of Oilers goalie Mike Smith's Tuesday was the one he most dramatically failed to make. With Edmonton leading 3-2 in the third period ...

In the ensuing 90 minutes of hockey, however, Shesterkin has allowed just one more goal (and that with his boys already leading 3-0 in the third) as he’s piloted them back into a tie by doing everything his heavily reliant team demanded of him. The Oilers were reeling in front of a home crowd that was equal parts infuriated and panicked. Gaudreau then skated toward the puck, likely hoping that he could force Smith to cover it and give the Flames a face-off in their attacking zone. They had the luck and the bounces and the momentum. Andersson’s goal had all the makings of a turning point in the series, which was 2-1 Edmonton and had looked certain to be headed for 3-1 after the Oilers scored the game’s first trio of goals. With Edmonton leading 3-2 in the third period of Game 4, Flames defenseman Rasmus Andersson fired a clearance from his own third of the ice during the late stages of a penalty kill.

Mike Smith, at 40 years old, has had his share of struggles in the NHL playoffs for the Edmonton Oilers (remember when he gave up three goals to the Calgary ...

Well hockey fans, the Battle of Alberta continues to be, at the very least, exciting for both teams. In Tuesday nights's victory, Oilers goalie Mike Smith ...

It was a tough loss for the Flames, who are now on the brink of elimination heading into Game 5 in Calgary this Thursday, May 26th. The shot, which came from 132 feet away, caught Oilers goalie Mike Smith off-guard, and resulted in the tying goal for the Flames. In Tuesday nights’s victory, Oilers goalie Mike Smith let in one of the longest NHL playoff goals ever.

On Tuesday night, the Battle of Alberta between Edmonton and Calgary in the NHL playoffs featured one of the most improbable goals you will ever see.

Reservations unexpectedly canceled for new Four Seasons restaurant Mara: 'It all kind of exploded' "We stuck together as a group and never wavered," Smith told the Edmonton Journal after the game. But it wasn't without drama, stemming from one of the most improbable goals you will ever see.

Oilers goaltender Mike Smith has been a key contributor in Edmonton's run through the playoffs and a major reason why the team is on the cusp of a trip to ...

The Oilers took a 3–1 lead in the series with Wednesday’s win. Smith never picked up the shot and puck went in to tie the game, 3–3. However, on Tuesday night, he made a mistake that nearly cost the Oilers a Game 4 victory.