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Kent Johnson scored the overtime winner as the Blue Jackets came away with a surprise 3-2 victory over the Oilers to end Edmonton's longest winning streak of ...

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“Completely different situation for me, coming from U of A than being sent down from the NHL. Maybe a guy like Tyler Benson should think of Europe instead of beating his head against the wall? At 36, his legs haven’t deserted him and with seven goals in 47 games, maybe he gets 12 to 14 goals. Holloway was in the NHL at 21. “A lot of guys come into this league and they try to change it (style of game) for you and it doesn’t work, and it ends up they’re not in the league very long. “But when he does get an opportunity…he found a bit of daylight, took it and made it count with a great shot.”

That's a tough way to wrap up a really nice run of hockey for the Oilers. Final Score: 3-2 Blue Jackets in OT. Welcome to our Oilers game day content ...

Flush this one and forget it. 5) Joonas Korpisalo was a huge part of the reason the Oilers didn’t win this hockey game. The O.G. 2) The Oilers are 0-2-2 in the reverse retro jerseys. Why the Oilers got only one chance on the PP is beyond me, but And when the puck went in, you could feel the air get sucked out of the room. - Heading into the third period with the lead, I was confident in my seat that the Oilers were going to find a way to close this thing out. Even the worst teams in the NHL can find a way around that, ya know? Those are the ones that boggle the mind friends. Right from the jump, the crowd was bumping and ready to watch the Oilers demolish a bottom-feeder team and blow the roof off the place. Ad Advertisement

And sometimes you lose at home to the Columbus Blue Jackets. Wednesday's 3-2 overtime defeat to the last-place (at the time) club in the NHL didn't make a lot ...

“It’s a team out of the playoffs on our own ice. “At this time of the year it’s all about what you do next,” said Janmark. “You’re not going to have your best game every night, but you want your B game to be good enough to find ways to win consistently.” “All of a sudden you find yourself in a three- or four-game losing streak. “In this league, there’s a very short memory,” said Janmark. We did a good job of that on our road trip, with San Jose and Anaheim.”

On a random Wednesday night in January, it all came together for the Blue Jackets. In a game in Edmonton, Alberta, against the top two players on...

The Oilers made another push late, but the Blue Jackets were able to hold on and get this one to the extra frame. Korpisalo was fantastic, and gave the Jackets a chance to win. This was the second game in a row where they competed hard against a superior opponent, and they leave Alberta with 3 of a possible 4 points. After the early barrage, the Jackets were able to find their legs and spend some time at the other end. The Oilers came out flying, dominating the play early and hemming the Jackets into their own end. On a random Wednesday night in January, it all came together for the Blue Jackets.

EDMONTON — Kent Johnson a marqué à 2:29 en prolongation, mercredi, permettant aux Blue Jackets de Columbus de l'emporter 3-2 contre les Oilers d'Edmonton.

Ryan scored a goal on five shots in Wednesday's 3-2 overtime loss to the Blue Jackets. Ryan has gone from being a purely defensive forward to picking up two ...

The Edmonton Oilers will try to claim their seventh straight victory on Wednesday night when they welcome the Columbus Blue Jackets to Rogers Place. You can ...

[NHL's First Star of the Week honour](https://www.nhl.com/oilers/news/blog-hyman-a-model-of-consistency/c-340324470) after surpassing his career-high point total of 54 from last campaign with a four-point night in Saturday's road win at Rogers Arena... Then I get a little tip in the third to get the lead and it hits the post and bounces out. Calgary and became the fifth player in NHL history to have each of his first 10 or more career regular-season points come solely in form of goals (10G, 0A)... Gaudreau visits Rogers Place for the first time as member of Blue Jackets on Wednesday and has 0.53 points per game in the venue that represents the second-lowest rate in his career next to Toronto's Scotiabank Arena (0.42)... Although they kept it close on Monday, the Blue Jackets have the second-most losses in the NHL this season by two-plus goals with 25 that's one better than the Anaheim Ducks (26), and are 5-23-2 when allowing the game's first goal. The ability to handle a big workload, and an ability to go through this early adulthood while shouldering the huge responsibility of being a starting goaltender in the American League." The 24-year-old is proving to be a perfect complement to Oilers offseason addition in Jack Campbell, who has been playing his best hockey since signing with the Blue & Orange as of late. "I see a quiet confidence about I see somebody who instills confidence or belief from into the team," Woodcroft continued. The Oilers opponents on the night, come into the game struggling to live up to the offseason hype provided by the addition of last year's 115-point man in Johnny Gaudreau. "I like to just look at it one game at a time," Skinner added. [Oilers+](https://www.nhl.com/oilers/info/oilersplus) to unlock the Pre-Game Show that will begin at 7:00 p.m. The Oilers penalty kill was third last in the NHL back on Nov.

The Edmonton Oilers had the lead and deserved the lead but found a way to lose to the Columbus Blue Jackets 3-2 in overtime.

He was caught up ice on an odd-man CBJ rush early in the second, but the slot shot fortunately missed the net. He made an excellent stretch pass to kick off the sequence leading to Hyman’s early chance but then gave away the puck in the neutral zone, leading to a scary moment. He made a fine steal of the puck late in the game leading to RNH’s chance. He allowed the cross-seam dish on Blankenburg’s dangerous one-timer early in the second. He whipped in a slot pass to Puljujarvi for the game’s first Grade A shot, then got his own Grade A shot on a rebound off Broberg’s outside shot. He executed the Hyman Maneuver in the second, taking the pass in the slot and backhanding a pass to Draisaitl for a killer shot. He got off a solid shot in the second, but made a turnover leading to a chance against early in the third. He ripped a dangerous short-handed shot on net early in the second. He charged hard to the net and almost put in a pass from Hyman early in the third. He charged down the wing for a second Grade A shot in the first. He smoked a harpoon on the CBJ net on a second period power play, but failed to drain it due to a circus save by Korpisalo. He lost the faceoff and failed to take out Boone Jenner’s stick in front of the net on the Sequence of Pain of the first CBJ goal.

Edmonton Oilers forward Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (93) and Columbus Blue Jackets defencemen Erik Gudbranson (44) look ...

“It’s a team out of the playoffs on our own ice. “At this time of the year it’s all about what you do next,” said Janmark. “You’re not going to have your best game every night, but you want your B game to be good enough to find ways to win consistently.” “All of a sudden you find yourself in a three- or four-game losing streak. “In this league, there’s a very short memory,” said Janmark. We did a good job of that on our road trip, with San Jose and Anaheim.”