The Oilers snapped a seven-game losing streak to the Wild with a 5-2 victory at Rogers Place on Friday night.
I think sometimes lessons come hard if you're deaf to them and we want to make sure that when we are taught some lessons in the season, that we're paying attention and we use it as a growth opportunity." "There are different stages in the season and the important thing that we're stressing as a coaching staff is the ability to get better every day. A lot of guys are playing more now than they had in the beginning of the year and they're contributing." He's well respected and he does a lot of little subtle things in the game that he's having success with. The Oilers captain notched his 25th goal of the season 8:59 into the game while on a powerplay to extend his goal-scoring streak to seven games. I think we have a lot of guys up front that are banged up and not playing and we got Yamo back, which is great. We want to make this place a hard place to play and I think all last year we did. The Wild fully erased the Oilers early advantage in the second period courtesy of a 5-on-3 power play. The 25-year-old now has an incredible 25 goals, 29 assists and 54 points in the first 27 games of the season. After a delay, the play was reviewed and it was determined that the puck did cross the line before the refs blew it dead. The chaos all started with a Mats Zuccarello shot that snuck in behind Skinner and sat for what seemed like an eternity in the blue paint behind him. Nugent-Hopkins has gotten off to a torrid start for the Oilers, recording 14 goals, 19 assists, and 33 points in the first 28 games.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins had a goal and two assists as the Edmonton Oilers snapped a seven-game losing skid against Minnesota, defeating the Wild 5-2 on Friday ...
The Oilers play the Wild again in Minnesota on Monday, the start of a brief two-game trip. Out with injuries for the Oilers were Evander Kane (wrist), Warren Foegele (undisclosed) and Ryan McLeod (undisclosed). Kaprizov failed to score in the contest, ending his franchise-record goal streak at seven games. Minnesota briefly looked to have tied the game just over a minute later when a puck hit the post and landed behind Skinner. "We got enough pucks to the net but not enough quality," said Wild head coach Dean Evason. We did that and got better as the game went on"
Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl each had a goal and an assist. Derek Ryan and Kailer Yamamoto also scored for the Oilers (16-12-0), who have won six of their ...
The Wild recalled forward Sammy Walker and reassigned forward Joseph Cramarossa to the Iowa Wild of the American Hockey League on Friday … Remaining out for the Wild were Ryan Hartman (upper body) and Brandon Duhaime (upper body) … Minnesota briefly looked to have tied the game just over a minute later when a puck hit the post and landed behind Skinner. Kirill Kaprizov picked up an assist on the goal, extending his point streak to 14 games. Derek Ryan and Kailer Yamamoto also scored for the Oilers (16-12-0), who have won six of their last eight. We did that and got better as the game went on”
The Edmonton Oilers finally the beat the Minnesota Wild, scoring a 5-2 win Friday night at Rogers Place.
“Yamamoto coming back into our team has been a real important addition,” Woodcroft said after the game. “All last year we did, and I think this homestand has been reminiscent of that.” “I thought tonight everybody was going, and we played a pretty solid 60 minutes overall,” Oilers forward Ryan Nugent-Hopkins said after the game. The actual game starts at 6 p.m. It was Yamamoto’s first goal of the season. “He’s doing five-on five and five-on-four.
Game Day 28: Minnesota at Edmonton A third of the way into the 2022-23 season, the battle for depth positions on Edmonton Oilers' roster remains an ongoing…
The end of that run cannot come soon enough for the home side and their fans. Same group that chased off the Coyotes on Wednesday will attempt to tame the Wild tonight. As Janmark recently discovered to his chagrin, none are guaranteed an NHL job, even as all three men have in the range of 400 big-league games. - Mattias Janmark was odd man out to start the season, caught in a cap crunch that didn’t even leave room for his relatively modest cap hit. His fellow 1998-born right winger Kailer Yamamoto, meanwhile, still sits at zero goals on the season, though he has looked much better since his recent return from injury. Physical play with gusts of truculence, wicked wrist shot, and charming giggle make a potent combination for bottom six candidates in this town. Another recent call-up with a clearer path to a long-term future is Klim Kostin, an unlikely candidate to produced the Oilers’ first Gordie Howe Hat Trick in recent memory. Another survivor for now is Brad Malone, who has found renewed life as an NHLer, or at least a “tweener”, well into his 30s. He and other injured forwards are outlined in blue here: That game saw the Oilers erupt for a season-high 8 goals in just their second win of the entire season where their opponents weren’t close enough to pull their goalie at the end. A run of injuries to middle-six forwards has provided an additional degree of opportunity for many of the hopefuls. Article content
The last time Edmonton played Minnesota, the Oilers were dead tired. They lost badly. This time, they were just tired of losing.
“But, I thought it was a good sign that he was on the ice. Nugent-Hopkins capped off his three-point night with the empty netter. I was happy to see he got rewarded with a goal because he’s been all around it.” Momentum shifted back Edmonton’s way, however, when Kailer Yamamoto scored his first of the season to make it 3-2. “It gives confidence to everybody in the lineup. “It provides momentum for the team. “When you’re getting contributions throughout the lineup it’s awesome,” said winger Zach Hyman. For the second game in a row, the notoriously slow-starting Oilers started fast. We did that and got better as the game went on.” “As it went along we got better, for sure,” said Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, who led the way with two goals and an assist. We had a very good first period, good special teams, contributions up and down the lineup, it was great. Article content
Edmonton Oilers served dinner, signed autographs and posed for photos with fans and their families at Ivor Dent School in Dec. 8, 2022.
“So this is the first time we’ve experienced something like this, and it’s really nice.” “COVID halted a lot of these events,” Nugent-Hopkins said in an interview. “It’s a chance for us to celebrate with our families,” Neufeld said.
Edmonton Oilers helped serve supper at the Hope Mission's annual Tegler Family Christmas Banquet Thursday evening.
veteran turns 100, honoured by Legion for lifetime of service](https://saskatoon.ctvnews.ca/he-is-very-well-decorated-sask-veteran-turns-100-honoured-by-legion-for-lifetime-of-service-1.6329329) By 9:30 a.m., the number had lowered to just over 25,000. [Vancouver](https://bc.ctvnews.ca/) [Vancouver Island](https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/) Over 33,000 Hydro-Quebec customers were without power as of 7:20 a.m. president Donald Trump shared his disdain for Joe Biden's visit to Canada, saying Prime Minister Justin Trudeau treats the U.S. [Calgary](https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/) Former U.S. They will just lock that away in their mental highlight reel – the night the Oilers served them." We don't think of ourselves like that, and when somebody looks up to you, it definitely goes a long way and makes us just want to be our best on and off the ice." "Obviously with inflation and high food prices, it's a tough time. "A lot of the kids are asking if we're famous and whatnot.
Evander Kane had quite a charitable day on Thursday. He, with help from the James H. Brown Injury Lawyers, gave 100 students from the Maskwacis Cree High School ...
His relationship with Hockey Canada is a bit more interesting: he was excellent at the U-17 World Challenge in 2019 and was one of the team’s most important players on the 2021 U-18 squad, but wasn’t invited to the WJC camp last year and didn’t play on the summer team, either. He had two assists in nine games with the Kings before getting a five-game conditioning stint in the AHL, where he eventually scored his first pro hockey goal. His conditioning stint with the Coachella Valley Firebirds was a success, and he scored in his return against the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday, but that didn’t do anything to change the game plan. The 24-year-old had just came back from the LTIR after suffering a lower-body injury late in training camp and drew in for just two games with the Oilers. As I wrote yesterday, Benson’s been a great producer at the AHL level scoring 38 goals and 155 points in 177 games with the Condors. Add in his 21 games of NHL experience and this will be a huge opportunity for Guenther, who should return to the Coyotes once the tournament ends.Clarke was a bit of a surprise to make the Kings out of training camp, but it became clear based on his early usage that the team viewed his time working with the coaching staff to be more valuable than beating up on the OHL.
The Edmonton Oilers have won six of their last eight games, and beat a Minnesota Wild team 5-2 on Friday night with a steady, level effort that never ...
“What we're learning is that when you play towards a structure and an identity, it allows you to win hockey games. Stretching his goal-scoring skein to seven games, he became the first Oiler since Jimmy Carson in 1988 to enjoy a streak of that length. We did that and got better as the game went on.” It’s simply been a bad matchup for Edmonton, one that the Oilers turned around on a Friday night at Rogers Place. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (1-2-3 on Friday) has 14 goals and 33 points after 28 games, and is running a line that includes neither Connor McDavid nor Leon Draisaitl. For the first time this season the notoriously slow-starting Oilers have jumped out to consecutive 2-0 leads.
EDMONTON, AB - "I think sometimes, lessons come hard if you're deaf to them," Head Coach Jay Woodcroft said post-game on Friday night.
By the end of it, you hope to find out what type of team you are and how you're going to be successful in the playoffs." "There are different stages in the season, and the important thing that we're stressing as a coaching staff is the ability to get better every day. "Yeah, I think we're finding our game, but I think we have another level," Nugent-Hopkins said. "I think we have a lot of guys up front that are banged up and not playing. The Kostin-Shore-Ryan unit put in another valuable shift over the 60 minutes, while Ryan Nugent-Hopkins continued his incredible season with a goal and two assists between Mattias Janmark and Kailer Yamamoto in his more-comfortable centre position. 26, while returning Rogers Place to the fortress it once was. Stu made some big saves and was solid in there for us, but I thought overall it was one of our best 60 minute-performances to get one over on these guys. "I think guys are stepping up," Hyman said. "Before this homestand, I don't think we liked our home record," Zach Hyman said. James Hamblin, with only six NHL games of experience to his name, finds himself centring the third line while picking up extra reps on the penalty kill. Then, guys are getting called up like Hamblin, playing just steady for a guy who's only got a couple of games in the league. I thought tonight, everybody was going and played a pretty solid 60 minutes overall.
The Edmonton Oilers play back-to-back games against the Minnesota Wild starting at 7:00 p.m. on Friday at Rogers Place. You can watch the game on Sportsnet ...
Edmonton was able to go up 2-1 on the hometown Wild, courtesy of goals by Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid, but they ran out of steam in the latter half of the contest. "He's a great guy and someone that is really well-respected in the room is a great leader for us and has been for a really long time," McDavid said. The Oilers commitment to team defence held the Coyotes to only 18 shots on the evening, while Connor McDavid recorded his second four-point affair in three games. But Coach Woodcroft leans on expected goals for and what hasn't been going in for his team -- a stat that sees the Oilers near the top of the NHL. The Wild rallied off the next four goals and held Edmonton to a single goal in the last four seconds of the game by Kostin to pick up the victory. Marc-Andre Fleury made 22 of 26 stops in the loss, while Wild star Kirill Kaprizov would notch his team leading 17th goal of the season. Almost similar to we started the year with the spine theory of Connor, Leon and Nuge playing on different lines, but Ryan McLeod played pretty well right off the bat. I thought 35 minutes into the game, I looked up at the shot clock and we'd given up 13 shots against in that situation. Edmonton has been defeated by Minnesota in 17 of their last 20 meetings in Oil Country (3-14-3). "They've played some since our last game, we've played some since our last game, but it's almost like a small playoff series," Head Coach Jay Woodcroft said. After tonight's clash, the two sides will next meet back in St. [Oilers+](https://www.nhl.com/oilers/info/oilersplus) to unlock the Pre-Game Show that will begin at 6:30pm MT, along with more exclusive live and behind-the-scenes content.
EDMONTON - Ryan Nugent-Hopkins had a goal and two assists as the Edmonton Oilers snapped a seven-game losing s...
Derek Ryan and Kailer Yamamoto also scored for the Oilers (16-12-0), who have won six of their last eight. Joel Eriksson Ek and Mats Zuccarello replied for the Wild (13-11-2), who have lost two in a row. EDMONTON — Ryan Nugent-Hopkins had a goal and two assists as the Edmonton Oilers snapped a seven-game losing skid against Minnesota, defeating the Wild 5-2 on Friday night.
Get a recap of the Minnesota Wild vs. Edmonton Oilers hockey game.
[Marc-Andre Fleury](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/2346/marc-andre-fleury) stopped 33 shots. [Connor McDavid](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/3895074/connor-mcdavid) and [Leon Draisaitl](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/3114727/leon-draisaitl) each had a goal and an assist. However, a second review determined the Wild had committed interference during their attempts to poke Skinner and the puck into the net and the goal was disallowed. [Ryan Nugent-Hopkins](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/2562624/ryan-nugent-hopkins) had a goal and two assists as the [Edmonton Oilers](http://www.espn.com/nhl/team/_/name/edm/edmonton-oilers) beat Minnesota 5-2 Friday night to snap a seven-game skid against the Wild. It was the fourth straight game against Edmonton that Eriksson Ek has scored. McDavid currently leads the league in goals, assists (29) and points (54). It gives confidence to everybody in the lineup. Just over six minutes later, McDavid extended his goal streak to seven games. Our willingness to get pucks there, it just wasn’t quality when we needed to score.” [Stuart Skinner](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/4268767/stuart-skinner) made 42 saves. We did that and got better as the game went on. “Each night is a new game, but at the same time they’ve kind of had our number in recent games.
Connor McDavid et Leon Draisaitl ont chacun récolté un but et une aide. Derek Ryan et Kailer Yamamoto ont également touché la cible pour les Oilers (16-12-0), ...
Derek Ryan et Kailer Yamamoto ont également touché la cible pour les Oilers (16-12-0), qui ont remporté six de leurs huit derniers matchs. Les Oilers affronteront à nouveau le Wild au Minnesota lundi, au début d’un bref voyage de deux matchs. EDMONTON — Ryan Nugent-Hopkins a marqué un but et obtenu deux aides alors que les Oilers d’Edmonton ont mis fin à une série de sept défaites contre le Minnesota en battant le Wild 5-2, vendredi.
Wild 2, Oilers 5 Edmonton Oilers finally found the antidote to their personal kryptonite on Friday night. After seven straight regulation losses to the…
I’ll highlight just 2 here, a superb save to stuff a set play beneath the icing line from Kaprizov to Zuccarello, and an outstanding post-to-post robbery of Kaprizov’s one-timer early in the third. Chipped in on the PK, including an important shift late in the game where he made a diving play to chip the puck out of the zone and kill off the last seconds of Minny’s last powerplay. Took a penalty but drew 2 of his own, one of which led to a goal and the other to some important clock-killing down the stretch. A very worrisome moment in the first period when he hooked skates with an opponent on the backcheck and went down awkwardly and in obvious pain. As with Barrie, he got plenty of high profile minutes with and against the most skilled forwards on both teams. His only impact on the event summary was the hooking penalty that put the Oilers two men short for 1:36, but he put in a solid 19 minutes of work on Edmonton’s effective second line. Served up a pizza to Eriksson Ek that not only delivered the puck directly to the Wild man but gave him plenty of time to choose his toppings before firing the puck home to slice Edmonton’s early lead in half. Indeed, nearly 11 of Barrie’s 14 even-strength minutes were directly against Kaprizov, with the Oilers holding their own on both the shot clock (6-5) and scoresheet (0-0). Made a key play on the Ryan goal that opened the scoring, earning an assist in the process. Played just 7:38 on a night the bottom six were all clustered in the high single digits. Played just under 25 minutes, 5 of them on the penalty kill and heavy 5v5 minutes against a heavy line centred by Joel Eriksson Ek. Not sure that it could be categorized as a full 60-minute performance, as Minnesota carried the play from about the 10-minute mark of the first to a similar point in the second with their high-pressure game, wiping out an early 2-0 Edmonton lead in the process.
Get a recap of the Minnesota Wild vs. Edmonton Oilers hockey game.
[Marc-Andre Fleury](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/2346/marc-andre-fleury) stopped 33 shots. [Connor McDavid](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/3895074/connor-mcdavid) and [Leon Draisaitl](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/3114727/leon-draisaitl) each had a goal and an assist. However, a second review determined the Wild had committed interference during their attempts to poke Skinner and the puck into the net and the goal was disallowed. [Ryan Nugent-Hopkins](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/2562624/ryan-nugent-hopkins) had a goal and two assists as the [Edmonton Oilers](http://www.espn.com/nhl/team/_/name/edm/edmonton-oilers) beat Minnesota 5-2 Friday night to snap a seven-game skid against the Wild. It was the fourth straight game against Edmonton that Eriksson Ek has scored. McDavid currently leads the league in goals, assists (29) and points (54). It gives confidence to everybody in the lineup. Just over six minutes later, McDavid extended his goal streak to seven games. Our willingness to get pucks there, it just wasn’t quality when we needed to score.” [Stuart Skinner](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/4268767/stuart-skinner) made 42 saves. We did that and got better as the game went on. “Each night is a new game, but at the same time they’ve kind of had our number in recent games.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins had a goal and two assists as the Oilers snapped a seven-game losing skid against Minnesota, defeating the Wild 5-2.
snowmobiler dies in crash on a northern trail](https://northernontario.ctvnews.ca/another-southern-ont-snowmobiler-dies-in-crash-on-a-northern-trail-1.6320914) Officials are still looking for victims after a fire ripped through a building in Old Montreal last week, killing at least one person. The equinox is the time of the year when the position of the sun passes south to north over the equator. A 31-year-old neuroscientist is believed to be among the six people missing after a massive fire in Old Montreal last week. The spring (vernal) equinox arrives at 6:24 p.m. Derek Ryan and Kailer Yamamoto also scored for the Oilers (16-12-0), who have won six of their last eight. It was also Draisaitl’s 12th power-play marker of the campaign. Kirill Kaprizov picked up an assist on the goal, extending his point streak to 14 games. Minnesota briefly looked to have tied the game just over a minute later when a puck hit the post and landed behind Skinner. “It provided momentum for the team. “Each night is a new game, but at the same time they’ve kind of had our number in recent games. We did that and got better as the game went on.
The Oilers feel like they are closing in on the form they've been searching for all year.
The last eight games might have even saved their season. Sometimes, lessons come hard if you are deaf to them.” When we give the other team easy layups, that’s where we fall behind. “This homestand got us back to what our identity is and being a hard team to play at home. This group in here has paid the price for thinking that way in the past.” Article content
Derek Ryan opened the scoring just a few minutes into the game, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins scored a goal and had two assists, and Stuart Skinner made 42 saves as the ...
Darnell Nurse fired a wrist shot from the point and Kailer Yamamoto tipped it past Fleury for his first goal of the season… Eriksson Ek intercepted a soft pass behind the net from Darnell Nurse and walked out into the slot untouched and deked out Stuart Skinner before roofing his shot… Klim Kostin intercepted a weak breakout pass from a Wild defender and threw a quick shot on the net.
In the 10-year period that began in 2010 and ended in 2019, the Edmonton Oilers had 10 selections in the second round of the NHL draft.
From the outside, the handling of Lavoie is a mystery. Lavoie suffered a knee injury in the spring, and it cut his 2021-22 season short. He doesn’t recognize danger quickly and that’s probably part of the issue. Another NHL organization would be wise to sign him and invest playing time in this player. Lavoie has some exceptional skills (first-shot scorer) but is streaky and his playing time is being lost to younger players and minor-league veterans. The pro level has been a challenge for Lavoie, and this season is his final one covered in the entry-level deal. Markus Niemelainen and others are pushing for the same success. The middle 16 games were the last games for Jay Woodcroft as coach of the Bakersfield club. The bad news is that almost without exception these men had long audition periods in the AHL and in some cases returned after a time in the NHL. Over the first nine games of the 2021-22 season, he was 4-8 goals. It would be unfair to the coaching staff if one ignored the increased competition for playing time among pure prospects. 19 on Bob McKenzie’s list) and his volume of shots plus unique release made him a substantial scoring prospect at the 2019 draft.
According to Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman, the Heritage Classic will return to Edmonton in late 2023, with the Oilers set to host the Flames at ...
[There's] not a specific date set yet, but it's believed it'll be in October, so it's going to be a little warmer than the first one was 20 years ago on this anniversary.” The festivities didn’t return for eight years after that, until a 2011 matchup between Calgary and Montreal under the McMahon Stadium lights. But what we can also tell you is that this is going to be a Battle of Alberta,” Friedman said Saturday during Hockey Night in Canada’s 32 Thoughts segment.
In 2023, the Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers will be taking things outside. Per a report from Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman on Saturday's 32 Thoughts ...
Calgary and Edmonton are, of course, two hockey clubs with a lot of love for each other. This will be a third appearance in an outdoor game for both clubs. (OilersNation’s Jason Gregor originally reported the Edmonton hosting detail last week.)
There is an old saying, “if you are not learning, you are losing.”
But the AHL is (or, at least, should be) a development league. But not backing off the line in a situation like that is not a physical mistake. Perhaps better known for his pre- and post-game work, Reid’s radio magazine Inside Sports drew an audience of 28,854 in his M-F 6pm-8pm time slot. While most of my focus is on the Oilers, I do try to look in on the Bakersfield Condors regularly. I do not know how many caught the host radio broadcast from Friday’s game, but Evander Kane joined Cam Moon and Bob Stauffer for a period in the guest color-commentator chair. And I omit many other Oilers players and spouses who also put real and caring effort into making the Edmonton even better. Here is a name, even though the fact he is in the same division is problematic: Luke Schenn. He is 8th in games (747), 10th in points (561), 8th in goals (210), 9th in assists (351) and 6th in shots (1,777). But The Nuge is quietly becoming one of the franchise’s all-time greats. The Jesse Puljujarvi interview will not make it easier for Ken Holland to find the Finn a new address. It will be interesting to see what Hamblin can do beyond the 6-game mark. Article content