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The Edmonton Oilers carry their four-game win streak into a Thursday night clash with the Tampa Bay Lightning at Rogers Place. You can watch the game on ...

The Oilers have an NHL-high four skaters with 20+ goals this season in McDavid (38), Draisaitl (26), Hyman (21) & Nugent-Hopkins (21)... "I definitely tend to try to do too much, and I think that got the best of me early in the year. "I think obviously when you get contributions from everybody -- D-men and forwards all up and down the lineup -- it definitely gives you some confidence and helps in those tight games too. "All the D are going right now and it's a lot of fun right now, so we just got to keep it going." I think everyone here is just trying to help the team as much as they can and try to do that moving forward." "I think no matter how you play, I think the confidence is just huge. "I think just managing the puck and not giving away free goals has been a big step for us. "I think winning is fun, and when you win, you go to the rink and everyone's in a good mood," Warren Foegele said about the team's recent run. The 31-year-old is 3-1-1 with a 2.36 goals-against average and a .923 save percentage against the Lightning in his career. "I'm just settling in and getting my confidence and swagger back and been feeling pretty good for a little while now and just want to keep it going," Campbell said. "It's always fun to battle against the best, and that'll be tonight." [Oilers+](https://www.nhl.com/oilers/info/oilersplus) to unlock the Pre-Game Show that will begin at 6:30 p.m.

Zach Hyman had a pair of goals as the Edmonton Oilers extended their winning streak to five games with a 5-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning on ...

The assist extended McDavid's point streak to nine games and he now has at least a point in 26 of his last 27 games. "It was a tie game going into the third and they got one there. It was the third assist in five games for Desharnais, a 26-year-old rookie defenceman. "I think the end of the first helped to get us into the game. "We got off to a slow start, but I think we got better as the game went on," said Lightning defenceman Victor Hedman. "You want to play against the best and they are a really, really good team," Hyman said.

The Edmonton Oilers and Tampa Bay Lightning saw each other coming like a pair of territorial tomcats on the same side of the street.

The crowd and a few of the Oilers immediately lit into Maroon as he skated back to the Tampa bench. Former Oiler Patrick Maroon brought things to the next level later in the period, hooking McDavid to the ice and then, angry about the call, slew-footing the Oilers captain when he got back to his feet. They got out to a 2-0 lead, kept their poise when Tampa stormed back to make it 3-3 after 40 minutes and then beat a two-time champion with the game on the line in the final 20. They have been the champs for a long time and continue to put together great teams and it is easy for us to get up for these types of games. “The confidence has grown in the group,” said Connor McDavid, whose goal at 2:10 of the third period in a 3-3 game stood up as the winner. And, in the end, the Oilers were up for the occasion, taking down the vaunted Lightning in a thrilling 5-3 triumph.

Playoff hockey arrived earlier than expected in Edmonton Thursday night as Oilers fans got treated to 60 minutes of what broadcaster Jack Michaels would ...

29, the Oilers play the Vancouver Canucks, Columbus Blue Jackets and Chicago Blackhawks. All in all, the Oilers have strung together quite a stretch of games here. With Broberg and Bouchard on the ice at 5×5, the Oilers outshot attempted the Lightning 18-2 (90%), outscored them 1-0, and controlled 92.57 percent of the expected goal share (.91-0.07). And much like they’ve shown in recent games, the Oilers once again demonstrated an ability to shut their opponents down in the third period. Big hits, and big saves from two goaltenders — score notwithstanding — were dialled in at the right times. The night started with a feel-good moment in warmups as Pat Maroon skated over to Evander Kane to check up on him months after his skate incidentally sliced 91’s wrist in November.

Voyez les faits saillants des rencontres de jeudi dans la LNH, dont un (autre) spectaculaire but de Connor McDavid.

Les Oilers présentent une fiche de 6-2-1 en 2023, et leurs 55 points au classement les placent comme première équipe repêchée dans l'Ouest, un point derrière les Kings et le troisième rang de la division Pacifique, toutefois. En effet, Draisatl, Stamkos et Point ont tous marqué dans la rencontre, et Corey Perry a même jeté les gants! Devant le filet, Jack Campbell obtenait un cinquième départ consécutif, et récolte une cinquième victoire de suite. Le but du Canadien de 26 ans était son 39e de la saison, exploit qu'il réussit en 47 petits matchs. Pour la neuvième fois en autant d'occasions en 2023, Connor McDavid s'inscrit au pointage dans la rencontre que les siens disputent. Cette fois, il récolte le but gagnant et une passe dans la victoire de 5 à 3 des Oilers d'Edmonton contre le Lightning de Tampa Bay, au Rogers Place.

L'attaquant vedette des Oilers était sous étroite surveillance, mais il est parvenu à se démarquer dans l'enclave en fin de première période. Sauf que Patrick ...

McDavid a fait la différence dans le match avec son 39e but de la campagne. Kane a répliqué en faisant trébucher Kucherov avec un croc-en-jambe, mais ce geste a aussi fait tomber un juge de ligne qui a semblé se couper à une main sur la séquence. Sauf que Patrick Maroon a retenu McDavid qui a trébuché sur la glace.

Brandon Hagel, Steven Stamkos and Brayden Point replied for the Lightning (29-14-1), who had their five-game winning streak halted. Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped ...

Connor scores a big goal for us, and to win the game playing the right way is huge for us.” The assist extended McDavid's point streak to nine games and he now has at least a point in 26 of his last 27 games. “It was a tie game going into the third and they got one there. “I think the end of the first helped to get us into the game. “We got off to a slow start, but I think we got better as the game went on,” said Lightning defenceman Victor Hedman. “You want to play against the best and they are a really, really good team,” Hyman said.

THE OILERS are winners of four straight. Their latest victory is a 5-2 win over a club they're chasing in the Pacific Division, the Seattle Kraken. Zach Hyman ...

Ryan has ten points (6-4-10) while averaging ten and a half minutes of ice time per game. Edmonton is three points behind the Kings for third in the Pacific. Their latest victory is a 5-2 win over a club they’re chasing in the Pacific Division, the Seattle Kraken.

Connor McDavid had a goal and an assist, and the Edmonton Oilers extended their winning streak to five games with a 5-3 victory against the Tampa Bay ...

"We knew it was going to be a tight game coming in," Edmonton coach Jay Woodcroft said. Steven Stamkos brought Tampa Bay within 3-2 at 7:51, one-timing a pass from Point and scoring on the short side. You have to earn confidence and it goes back to taking it one day at a time, and I think we have done a good job of doing that since the second half started here." Hyman made it 3-1 at 3:08 following a turnover by defenseman Haydn Fleury deep in the Lightning end. He skated past Lightning defenseman Ian Cole on a rush, cut to the net and stuffed the puck in. "They came out flat, I guess, but they have guys who wanted to create a spark, and they did.

The Oilers win an electric contest over the Lightning on Thursday night to stretch their win streak to five games.

"Going into third periods, we feel like we have a chance to be mature, be professional, and that's kind of been a little bit of a stigma in the last season. "I think that's the quality of a team that's been in the Stanley Cup Final for the last three years," Head Coach Jay Woodcroft said. I think there was a stretch of games there where Stuart was commanding the net. They did, and were able to come out in the end." Then they got guys who wanted to create a spark, and they did. Two competitive teams that both were coming in on streaks and wanted to keep them going, and I think they came out flat. Maybe earlier in parts of the season we weren't having the best thirds, so I think our mentality has changed a little bit and it's been nice." He got hit right on the numbers in front of their bench, and that kind of started something there," Woodcroft added. Maroon's minor penalty that led to Draisaitl's 27th goal of the campaign set up a physical finish to the frame. The German made it a two-goal lead for Edmonton with a one-timer from just inside the left circle as the energy levels in Rogers Place reached the highest they have all season. I think we've done a good job of doing that since the second half started here." "You can feel it on the ice, you can feel it around the room.

Jack Campbell a gardé le fort et il a ajouté la victoire à sa fiche grâce à 28 arrêts. Brandon Hagel, Brayden Point et Steven Stamkos ont trouvé le fond du ...

Jack Campbell a gardé le fort et il a ajouté la victoire à sa fiche grâce à 28 arrêts. Il a obtenu au moins un point dans un neuvième match de suite. Leon Draisaitl a amassé un but et une assistance alors que Ryan McLeod a fait mouche à une occasion pour la troupe d’Edmonton, qui a signé une cinquième victoire d’affilée.

Zach Hyman scored twice and the Edmonton Oilers beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 5-3 on Thursday night for their fifth consecutive victory.

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The Oilers dominated the Lightning in first and third periods on their way to a thrilling 5-3 win.

[Darnell Nurse](https://theathletic.com/nhl/player/darnell-nurse-LyyaLWHh8lXfwXLg/), the team’s No. Perhaps the short-side one-timer by [Steven Stamkos](https://theathletic.com/nhl/player/steven-stamkos-LAne1Qw4slgxuwn2/) is one that could have, or should have, been stopped. [Corey Perry](https://theathletic.com/nhl/player/corey-perry-Ab5VZf7QXAohOuH1/) was up to his old antics. Campbell’s best stop of the night came with his glove on a Kucherov shot in the third period. Again, the Oilers had control of the game. Broberg, from Orebro, was 13 during that season and occasionally served as the youth player who’d accompany the pro team on the ice during pregame festivities. “He’s so steady and takes care of everybody on the ice,” Hyman added. “Two young defensemen whose best days are well in front of them,” Woodcroft said. You can feel it around the room.” “You can feel it on the ice. Maroon aggressively hooked McDavid near the boards — Woodcroft thought the Lightning winger got away with a slew foot, too — and proceeded to rough up the Oilers captain after his delated penalty was called. Thursday’s game in Edmonton was easily the most exciting, emotionally charged contest the Oilers have played all season.