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Mattias Janmark had two goals and an assist as the Edmonton Oilers scored a 6-3 win over the Dallas Stars Wednesday night. “We've played a lot of games, ...

We knew that coming in and obviously wanted a big bounce back game. The actual game starts at 7 p.m. And to take two points out of this building against that team — I think it’s a positive for us.” “We’ve played a lot of games, we’ve weathered some major injuries,” Oilers head coach Jay Woodcroft said after the game. “It’s a tough place to come in and play,” Nugent-Hopkins said. [Stuart Skinner](https://globalnews.ca/tag/stuart-skinner) with a one-timer on a three-on-two.

Mattias Janmark a brillé avec une récolte de trois points pour permettre aux Oilers de mettre fin à une séquence de trois défaites consécutives.

La recrue Wyatt Johnson a redonné les devants à son équipe dans la première minute de jeu de la deuxième période à l'aide d'un tir vif et précis qui a trompé la vigilance de Stuart Skinner. Le capitaine des Oilers a repris le disque dans sa propre zone, avant de faire vibrer les cordages à l'autre bout de la patinoire. Ils ont défait les Stars par la marque de 6-3.

Warren Foegele's one-timer with eight minutes left in the third period Wednesday set up the Oilers' huge 6-3 upset victory over the Stars.

“And Connor’s goal gave us a little cushion.” It also marked the first time in four games that Edmonton scored two even-strength goals in a game. Now that was a bit of a different story. “We had a solid effort in Nashville, as well,” said head coach Jay Woodcroft. Up until the 52-minute mark, Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid didn’t have a point in the game. “You can’t not get a win for them.

Mattias Janmark and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins led the way with three points each. Connor McDavid continued his torrid scoring streak with one on the net, and Warren ...

Edmonton took a penalty on the ensuing shift to give the Stars a chance to regain the lead. Not to mention the amount of times he decided to starfish in front of Skinner and make life difficult for every other Oilers on the ice. 38 points on the year which is one behind Seattle for third in the Pacific. A timely goal for a team desperate to get back into the win column. As was the case with the first goal, it was a quick response. Something has to give eventually with this player, he has struggled in the first year of his mega deal. - Splitting McDrai was the right move. A scrum in front of Skinner popped the puck out to Benn who had a wide-open cage to shoot at...only to ring iron. With jus over eight minutes left in regulation, Warren Foegele snapped home a one-timer feed from Leon Draisaitl to give Edmonton the lead once again. Edmonton was able to draw the game’s first penalty and Zach Hyman deposited with a greasy in-front goal. 1-0 Dallas with about five minutes left in the first period. A very nice power move by Kostin to create the chance.

DALLAS (AP) - Warren Foegele broke a tie with 8:14 left and the Edmonton Oilers scored three times in the thir...

He has a 14-game point streak, the longest active run in the league. McDavid, who scored on the rush with 3:43 remaining to make it 5-3, leads the NHL with 29 goals and 65 points. Zach Hyman, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Connor McDavid also scored for Edmonton.

The Oilers acquired Doug Weight and Todd Marchant in separate trades from the Rangers in exchange for Tikkanen in 1993 and MacTavish in 1994, they drafted Ryan ...

After four seasons on the outside looking in, this gutsy 1997 squad gave Edmonton a reason to get excited again. Marchant collected the puck and ripped by Stars’ defender Grand Ledyard with such speed that he tripped over his own feet while trying to pivot. “right now, how could you even imagine that Dallas could win this game?” He was right. Dallas defender Darryl Sydor carried the puck behind the net and shoved a wrap-around shot into Joseph. With a chance to clinch the upset on home ice, the Oilers ended up losing the sixth game by a score of 3-2, sending the series back to Dallas for a winner-take-all seventh game. This would become a theme for the rest of the series. The Stars had finished the season with a 48-26-8 record, tied for second-most points in the league with the New Jersey Devils and just three points back of the Presidents’ Trophy winners and defending Stanley Cup Champions, the Colorado Avalanche. This fast-skating, gritty Oilers team, backstopped by excellent goaltending by Joseph between the pipes, would make a return to the playoffs in 1997 after a four-year hiatus. But as the team struggled on the ice, they were able to re-stock their cupboards with talent through the draft and through trades. Ad Advertisement Jari Kurri left to play in Europe, Mark Messier demanded a trade, Glenn Anderson and Grant Fuhr were dealt to Toronto, and even head coach John Muckler moved on to become the coach and general manager in Buffalo.

It wasn't the prettiest goal but it counted. A bonus for Jesse Puljujarvi is that his dad was in the building to see it go in. The Edmonton Oilers forward ...

[Saskatoon](https://saskatoon.ctvnews.ca/) ['We need those dollars brought back to the provinces': Sask. [Regina](https://regina.ctvnews.ca/) ['A lot of connection': Carla Beck reflects on first steps as Sask. Environment Canada describes the storm as a mixed bag of weather that is expected to bring heavy snow, rain, and freezing rain, as well as a 'quite drastic temperature drop.' As Christmas Day approaches, many consumers are still in the midst of holiday shopping. has announced regulations for the ban on foreign homebuyers, which comes into effect on Jan. "I think everybody is focused on putting in a good effort against the central division leading team. Another bright spot lately is the play of Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, who scored twice in Nashville. Two of those defeats were in overtime so the Oilers did get two of a possible six points. A bonus for Jesse Puljujarvi is that his dad was in the building to see it go in. Their team has lost three in a row to St. "I don't have that many points. "It's been a long time since I scored the last time, so it felt good.

As the holidays' approach and the 2023 portion of this NHL season creeps upon a team that is not playing as well as they would like in multiple areas, ...

He’s been a trusted source for five-plus years at The Hockey Writers, but more than that, he’s on a mission to keep readers up to date with the latest NHL rumors and trade talk. Santa needs to bring him something he can feel good about in his game and the hope is that it sparks him to go on a heater of strong appearances. Jim Parsons is a senior THW freelance writer, part-time journalist and audio/video host who lives, eats, sleeps and breathes NHL news and rumors, while also writing features on the Edmonton Oilers. Some might argue that they play all the time so their turnover stats are bound to be higher. There has been talk the Oilers could use a gritty forward, but what they really need is for Evander Kane to be ahead of schedule in his recovery. While he’s potentially proving he’s not as capable as the Oilers would have hoped when they signed him to a long-term deal at $5 million per season, it’s hard to imagine anyone would have thought he’d be this bad. He’s one of the league’s best passers, but he’s also the kind of player who tries plays he shouldn’t. If Santa could bring the Oilers anything, it’s a defenseman who can shut other team’s top players down and not cough up the puck all the time. This isn’t to say that the team should rush the player back. Instead, the Oilers just need to ask that Kane’s recovery time isn’t as accurate as originally estimated and that he can rejoin the team in January versus February. If the team was making a list of Santa Claus, it’s fairly obvious what the Oilers need. But, the Oilers don’t need most of the names they’ve been connected to.

That's how you rebound, baby! Final Score: 6-3 Oilers Welcome t...

“I missed all of the third period because having kids is one of the best things to ever happen to me. Thank you Connor McDavid for being very good for being good at hockey too. The Oilers needed a game like this where they go into an opponents barn and have a dominant performance. Hopefully he can continue producing like he’s done in the NHL before. Wins like that make you forget about the bad losses earlier this week.” -Tyler Thank you for your service, & we’ll see you in March.” -Kylie - Stuart Skinner was back between the pipes and tasked with ending the three-game losing streak, but we knew he would need to be on top of his game as the Stars are a very good hockey team. My guy finished the night with a tidy little three-point night as he continues the year of Nuge. - Zach Hyman tied the game for a second time (2-2) after he battled for the loose puck in the crease and slid it past the goaltender. I don’t know what the Oilers we’re doing defensively but it was certainly not preventing the zone entry. Ad Advertisement

Warren Foegele broke a tie with 8:14 left and the Edmonton Oilers scored three times in the third period to beat the Dallas Stars 6-3 on Wednesday night.

The Oilers answered 1:11 later on a goal by Janmark, who spent his first five NHL seasons with Dallas and joined Edmonton as a free agent last summer. The Stars announced before the game that forward Denis Gurianov has been granted an indefinite leave of absence from the team due to family reasons. He has a 14-game point streak, the longest active run in the league.

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins led the Edmonton Oilers to a gut check of a 6-3 win over the Dallas Stars on Wednesday.

He got a bit of luck on a Dallas power play scramble early in the second, making saves, then having Benn hit the post. He made a fine outside shot on the power play to set up Hyman’s goal in the second. He lost the battle on Mason Marchment’s power play tipped goal late in the second. For example, he charged up ice on a rush in the second, executed a fine drop pass, but the player he had dropped to, Ryan, had shifted off the ice. He had a solid sequence on the PK early in the third where he protected well against a cross-seam pass. He left his man Benn in the slot on the power play and Benn got off a dangerous shot. He knocked down a pass and had a pass deflected hard on the Dallas net late in the second. He won a board battle on the empty-netter. He won one more battle late in the game to get the puck over to Janmark for the empty-net goal. He took it hard to the net late in the first for a great shot. A few good passes and plays in the third, but he failed to build much on his goal-scoring game. He was in on only one Grade A chance the first two periods.

DALLAS — Warren Foegele a brisé l'égalité à mi-chemin en troisième période, mercredi, menant les Oilers d'Edmonton vers un gain de 6-3 aux dépens des Stars ...

Le même soir, les Stars vont recevoir le Canadien de Montréal. Faisant partie du voyage, les pères des joueurs des Oilers ont visité le complexe des Cowboys de Dallas, à Frisco. DALLAS — Warren Foegele a brisé l’égalité à mi-chemin en troisième période, mercredi, menant les Oilers d’Edmonton vers un gain de 6-3 aux dépens des Stars de Dallas.

DALLAS, TX - Mattias Janmark scored a pair of goals against his former team to help propel the Oilers 6-3 victory on Wednesday night at American Airlines Center ...

He made a great play to me on the first goal there, so it's a good game." So guessing familiarity with it, and then I think you definitely want to have a good game." He's easy to play with, he hangs onto the puck and wins battles. The 29-year-old needs just 30 points in the final 48 contests and is currently on a 96-point pace this season. "I think that's as much as people want us to play towards a script, sometimes it doesn't work out that way. After a loose puck dribbled out to Hintz in the slot, Skinner squared up to make the initial save. However, his biggest contribution was his 18th goal of the season scored 8:18 into the second frame. The line sits 1-2-3 on the Stars in scoring this season, combining for a whopping 58 goals and 113 points in the 33 games prior to Wednesday's contest. Janmark would add an empty netter to finish the game with a three-point night. "I think I scored basically all my points this year against former teams, so it for sure brings out a little extra out of you," Janmark said after the game. 30 against another one of his former teams in the Chicago Blackhawks. Nugent-Hopkins first picked up the assist on Zach Hyman's second period power-play goal.

""Different teams present different challenges," Oilers coach Jay Woodcroft said. "The Dallas Stars are a well-coached, well-oiled machine right now. They're ...

Set to face the Vancouver Canucks on Friday before their holiday break, the Oilers currently have an 18-14-2 record this season. "I think we just stuck with the game plan and had full contributions. This was an important game for us.

The Edmonton Oilers snapped a three-game winless skid on Wednesday with their 6-3 win over the Dallas Stars.

"I think we just stuck with the game plan and had full contributions. Set to face the Vancouver Canucks on Friday before their holiday break, the Oilers currently have an 18-14-2 record this season. This was an important game for us.

The Edmonton Oilers snapped their three-game losing streak with a 6-3 win over the Stars in Dallas on Wednesday night. Mattias Janmark led the way with two ...

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Ryan Rishaug from TSN Edmonton recaps the Oilers win against the Stars, Woodcroft's new line combinations and how mistakes are made by all teams not just ...

DALLAS — Warren Foegele a brisé l'égalité à mi-chemin en troisième période, mercredi, menant les Oilers d'Edmonton vers un gain de 6-3 aux dépens des Stars ...

Le même soir, les Stars vont recevoir le Canadien de Montréal. Faisant partie du voyage, les pères des joueurs des Oilers ont visité le complexe des Cowboys de Dallas, à Frisco. DALLAS — Warren Foegele a brisé l’égalité à mi-chemin en troisième période, mercredi, menant les Oilers d’Edmonton vers un gain de 6-3 aux dépens des Stars de Dallas.

Les prochains adversaires du Tricolore ont l'intention de livrer vendredi une performance nettement supérieure à celle de mercredi soir.

Le gardien numéro 1, Jake Oettinger, présente un taux d’efficacité de ,919 et une moyenne de buts alloués de 2,47. «Vous ne pouvez pas donner des buts ainsi à une équipe comme celle-là. Les Stars sont tombés à plat, même s’ils venaient de gagner trois des cinq parties de leur périple.

Edmonton Oilers right wing Kailer Yamamoto (56) and left wing Warren Foegele (37) celebrate after Foegele scores ...

He made a great play to me on the first goal.” It seemed to provide a level of juice that paid off in the end. there was dead calm on the bench. “What I liked is that when the other teams did something well and found a way to score a goal, we responded. It was a big lesson.” And, sometimes, good teams on rough patches let three losses turn into four and suddenly there’s a dark cloud that drags everything down. Louis, not getting the win against Anaheim. “Nobody was happy about not getting the two points against St. Is that because of the dads and mentors being here? The Stars are Cup contenders that had only lost three games in regulation all season on home ice. After three-straight lacklustre defeats to teams well below them in the standings (Anaheim, Nashville and St. Article content

It can not simply be about Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl on the same line from start to finish, piling up the points and carrying the team to another Art ...

“You need to stop it and to do it against a really good team in their building. But I think today was a big step against a really good team. “I think we have a really good team. The American Airlines Center has been a dying ground for these Oilers, and this year the home team is one of the NHL’s elite outfits. Leon made a great play to Fogey (Warren Foegele) and he buried it. “A great team win,” declared Zach Hyman, who scored his 15th with his Dad in attendance, as the fathers tagged along to see Edmonton nab three points on this two-game road trip.