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Detroit Red Wings (21-19-8) vs. Edmonton Oilers (28-18-4): 7:30 p.m.; Little Caesars Arena; ESPN-plus or Hulu; WXYT-FM (97.1).

Zach Hyman has eight goals and 10 assists over the last 10 games. Here's why Red Wings haven't recalled him](https://www.freep.com/story/sports/nhl/red-wings/2023/02/06/detroit-red-wings-jakub-vrana-minor-leagues-ahl-roster-crunch/69877603007/) Leon Draisaitl has scored 29 goals with 47 assists for the Oilers.

Tyler Yaremchuk provides you with all your betting and odds needs for tonight's NHL slate.

The Red Wings were very average heading into the break so maybe the time off did something for them but you can say the same thing for the Oilers who were 7-1-2 in their last 10 games heading into the All-Star break. Yes, the Oilers are on road coming out of the All-Star break but they have been a great road get all season. Starting with the Edmonton Oilers taking on the Detroit Red Wings.

Since January 1st the Edmonton Oilers lead the NHL with 4.25 goals/game. They have outscored teams 51-35 overall and 35-22 at 5×5, and they are doing it ...

He only has three points in 21 career games v. NOT-SO-OBVIOUS GAME DAY PREDICTION: Nugent-Hopkins scores only his second career goal v. I think Foegele has played quite well lately; he just hasn’t buried his breakaway chances. However, they finished the game with Kane-McDavid-Draisaitl, and they were a line in practice yesterday. Right now, every facet of their game is contributing and that should continue tonight in Detroit, against a lesser skilled team. Tyson Barrie is the only defender with a goal in 2023. Every forward has at least one goal in 2023, and Evander Kane (coming off wrist surgery) and Jesse Puljujarvi are the only forwards without a 1.5 points/60. There are some interesting nuggets to look at when discussing the Oilers recent play. Ad Advertisement The Oilers depth scorers have contributed much more in 2023 than in the past, and if that continues the Oilers should be considered a legitimate Stanley Cup contender. Since January 1st the Edmonton Oilers lead the NHL with 4.25 goals/game.

The Edmonton Oilers have launched a potential record-breaking 50/50 in support of the Ben Stelter Fund, the team has announced.

In addition to the 50/50 draw, Oilers players will wear helmet decals and warmup jerseys with the “Stelter” name bar and special patch on February 17 against the New York Rangers. We want to find better treatments and outcomes for these children battling such horrible diseases. We are passionate about bringing children joy and meaningful experiences.” [#Oilers]Mega 50/50 launched today as [@Oil_Foundation]is teaming up with [@StolleryKids]to support the [@BenStelterFund]& the fight against childhood cancer. The raffle opened at 9 am on February 7 and will run through February 17 in what could be a record-setting pot. “He was such a good little guy with such a big heart.

The Detroit Red Wings are looking to get things on track for the second half of the season as they take on the Edmonton Oilers, here's what to expect!

For that reason, I think the Red Wings will start the second half with a loss. You can take the Red Wings at +1.5 for a -175 payout on the Puck Line. It’s a match-up on home ice and gives the Red Wings a chance to correct the course on home ice. For the Red Wings, it is going to require playing strong hockey defensively and forcing the Oilers to the outside. Detroit has a +140 payout on the Moneyline while being the favorite on the Puck Line. The team’s lack of defense has been challenging, but the Red Wings continue to fight.

The Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation 50/50 raffle is back! From February 7 - 17, win big while supporting the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation ...

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In their first game back from the All-Star Break, the Oilers picked up a 5-2 victory in a spirited affair against the Detroit Red Wings.

"In today's NHL, there are a lot of guys that feel they can get in there and the referees bail them out a lot. So a great way to start the road trip." Then as the game wore on, there was more and more emotion to the game and we found contributions offensively from some unusual suspects. Warren Foegele showed off just how competitive it is to be a part of the Oilers lineup on a night-in-night-out basis. The Oilers were lucky to escape the first frame with just a 1-0 deficit, with a trio of Red Wings posts saving the day. Thankfully, we kept them out and the guys did the rest." Nugent-Hopkins saucer feed landed directly in Foegele's wheelhouse for the one-timer and his sixth goal of the season. While his 2022-23 campaign has been sidelined at times due to injury, Foegele is on a 15-goal, 82-game pace which is well in line with his career average of roughly 14 goals per 82-games. After a solid few minutes of pressure in the Red Wings offensive zone to begin the game, the home side began to push back against the Blue & Orange, culminating in the game's opening marker by Tyler Bertuzzi. The Oilers offensive onslaught began with some excellent transition offence by Philip Broberg, who blitzed up the right side of the Red Wings zone. "It was definitely emotional game," Warren Foegele said after the game. "I thought there was some physicality to the game tonight," Head Coach Jay Woodcroft said.

EOCF teaming up with Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation to continue the fight against childhood cancer.

We are so grateful for the support from the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation, and with this support we will be able to make an incredible difference in the future of pediatric cancer. "We want to find better treatments and outcomes for these children battling such horrible diseases. The funds raised will be used directly to strengthen the fund's four strategic pillars: Outcome Based Research, Medical Equipment, Magical Experiences and Venture Philanthropy. "It was a tragic situation and something that you can't really wrap your head around," said Connor McDavid, captain of the Edmonton Oilers. Together we can keep Ben's spirit alive, and all fight this awful disease together." Stelter 22 jerseys will also be available in the ICE District Authentics store with a portion of proceeds supporting the fund.

The Edmonton Oilers are 8-0-1 in their last nine games and goaltender Jack Campbell has made 30 saves.

The Oilers, 29-18-4, will play in Philadelphia on Thursday. We can handle ourselves in those situations.” “(Detroit’s) forward group is pretty impressive and they just found a couple loose pucks. “We have people that can play that game. He stopped Dominik Kubalik in tight a couple of minutes later. Foegele made it 3-1 when Vincent Desharnais’ point shot ticked in off his pants.

Warren Foegele scored two second-period goals and the visiting Edmonton Oilers defeated the Detroit Red Wings 5-2 on Tuesday night.

DETROIT -- The Detroit Red Wings, playing their first game back from the 2023 NHL All-Star break, dropped a 5-2 decision to the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday ...

It is frustrating that we can't find traction, but there's still a little bit of time for us." With the primary assist on Bertuzzi's goal, Raymond (38-52--90 in 131 career NHL games) has the third-most points in franchise history before age 21, trailing only Steve Yzerman (83-135--218 in 211 career games) and Gordie Howe (35-68--103 in 158 career games). Jake Walman was credited with an assist on Veleno's seventh tally of the season. Bertuzzi buried an impressive backhand feed from Raymond, beating Oilers netminder Jack Campbell for the lone goal of the first period. But it just didn't go our way tonight with the offense." Tempers flared and multiple post-whistle scrums occurred during Tuesday's game, which saw Tyler Bertuzzi open the scoring for the Red Wings at 10:24 of the first period.

Warren Foegele scored twice in the second period and the Edmonton Oilers went on to beat the Detroit Red Wings 5-2 on Tuesday night.

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Fortunately the posts were painted pretty thick and the Oilers only had to battle back from a one-goal, first-period deficit.

Down two goals and awarded a power play, the Red Wings had pulled Husso for a two-man advantage. Nugent-Hopkins increased the lead to 4-2 with a power-play goal at 15:38 of the third period on a shot from the right face-off circle. The Oilers had two good chances to increase the lead on the power play, but were unable to cash in on either occasion. “I’m quite happy with Warren Foegele, specifically in the month of January and into the month of February,” Woodcroft said. The puck ended up on Lucas Raymond’s stick while the rest of the Oilers were skating the other way, and he slid it across to Tyler Bertuzzi for the tap-in. Ryan McLeod, and Warren Foegele, with two goals, scored in the second period to take control of the contest.

The Detroit Red Wings and Edmonton Oilers have the players, picks, and prospects to come together for a deal at this year's trade deadline.

As the Red Wings continue to rebuild, high draft selections like these will go a long way in escaping mediocrity. As a former junior and college hockey player, Tony has a unique perspective on Red Wings topics. And finally, the Red Wings have cap space in spades. The Red Wings could theoretically take on both deals, though one would be enough to sufficiently help Edmonton. His [grit and playoff-style approach](https://thehockeywriters.com/red-wings-bertuzzi-february-2023/) to the game could fit in well on the Oilers’ second line. Similarly, Tullio was originally chosen in the fifth round, and has progressed nicely since his 2020 selection. Petrov is looking like a sixth-round steal for the Oilers. In the prospects department, Matvei Petrov, Tyler Tullio, and Carter Savoie could bolster Detroit’s forward pipeline. “This won’t be an easy task for Ken Holland, who thinks his team is pretty good and doesn’t want to overly disrupt the chemistry on a roster that has gone 7-1-2 in their last 10 games).” Meanwhile in Detroit, Gagner served as a veteran presence and solid depth piece for two-plus seasons. Athanasiou failed to impress in Edmonton and left as a free agent that offseason. Edmonton will likely buy in an attempt to get over the hump and reach the Stanley Cup Final.

Warren Foegele scored twice in the second period and the Edmonton Oilers went on to beat the Detroit Red Wings 5-2 on Tuesday night.

"It was a bit of a chippy game, and it started in the second period. ... Bertuzzi, who has been limited to 18 games by injuries, scored his second goal of the season. A lot of guys think they can get in there, and the referees bail them out a lot,'' Kane said. "Great way to start the road trip and get all the juices flowing again.'' "We gave them a fourth one and it killed us.'' "It's one of the best games I've seen from him, and he should feel real good about himself,'' Oilers coach Jay Woodcroft said.

DETROIT (AP) — Connor McDavid extended his point streak to 13 games and Warren Foegele scored twice in the second period, helping the Edmonton Oilers beat ...

“It was a bit of a chippy game, and it started in the second period. ... Bertuzzi, who has been limited to 18 games by injuries, scored his second goal of the season. A lot of guys think they can get in there, and the referees bail them out a lot," Kane said. “Great way to start the road trip and get all the juices flowing again.” “We gave them a fourth one and it killed us." “It’s one of the best games I’ve seen from him, and he should feel real good about himself," Oilers coach Jay Woodcroft said.

This wasn't your garden variety Oilers win. In a game where Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl combined for a single point, some "unusual suspects" carried ...

“It's always an honour to play the Wings. He made some game-preserving saves with Edmonton ahead 3-2 and the Red Wings pressing in Period 2. Campbell might just be in the process of stealing it back. 1 job Stuart Skinner stole from Campbell in the first half of the season? Campbell’s seasonal stats don’t tell the story of his present game, after a poor start to the season. Only Carolina’s .765 points percentage beats Edmonton’s .750 since Santa Claus dropped off the presents, as the Oilers moved to within two points of first place in the Pacific Division with a 5-2 win at Detroit Tuesday evening.

After an extended break from game action, the Oilers are finally back with a matchup against the Detroit Red Wings, which means we had plenty to talk about ...

Seeing as the Pacific Division standings is incredibly tight right now, the boys have an opportunity to make some ground on the teams they’re chasing. Changing gears, the guys quickly recapped Tyler’s trip to the All-Star Game and how On today’s show, we’re talking silly szn,

The western Canadian team, home to superstars Connor McDavid and Leon Draisatl, are trying to secure playoff positioning; the Wings are trying to rise into a ...

Ryan McLeod scored at 3:02, finishing a setup from Philip Broberg, who had grabbed a loose puck in the neutral zone and skated it into Detroit's zone. The result was a third penalty for the Wings, with Seider, Bertuzzi and Kane in their respective boxes. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins converted during Rasmussen's second penalty, putting the Oilers up by a pair with 4:22 to play. His injuries have made it more difficult to determine what would be a fair extension – and that makes it likely he could be continuing his career elsewhere. The Wings built an early lead and kept Tuesday's outing at Little Caesars Arena competitive, but a late flurry of special teams activity and an empty net goal left them with a 5-2 loss. Pius Suter did an outstanding job shadowing McDavid, helping to create a sequence that ended with Joe Veleno scoring just as Michael Rasmussen had come out of the penalty box.

I love depth scoring so very much. Final Score: 5-2 Oilers. Welcome to our Oilers game day content presented by NHL odds site Betway!

since the calendar year turned to 2023, jack campbell is 8-1 with a .917 save percentage. Had it not been for the posts Detroit hit, this game could have ended with a much different outcome. - On the penalty kill, however, the Oilers were perfect and killed off all five shorthanded situations they faced, some of which came at key points in the game. Brutal way to finish off what was otherwise a wonderful road period. - How about the way Vincent Desharnais keeps collecting assists with that sneaky wrister he lets go from the point that often finds its way through traffic? - Big shout out to Philip Broberg on the first multi-point game of his NHL career. - Only 36 seconds after McLeod tied the game, Warren Foegele gave the Oilers the lead (2-1) on a perfectly executed 2-on-1 rush with Ryan Nugent-Hopkins that saw the latter with the dish and McLovin with the finish. Not only was Soup the busier of the two goalies but he also made some massive saves throughout the night that either a) kept the Oilers in the mix to come back or b) with the lead towards the end of the night. Soup finished the night with 31 saves and a .939 save%. After the way Kane mixed it up all night, I was happy to see the guy get rewarded with a goal for his efforts. Quietly, RNH put together another multi-point night and I love to see that his heater of a season has picked right back up after the break. For a guy that was just healthy scratched, I couldn’t think of a better way for Foegele to tell the coaching staff that he got the message.

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, ainsi qu'Evander Kane dans un filet désert, a aussi marqué pour les visiteurs. Le gardien des Oilers Jack Campbell a bloqué 30 tirs, dont ...

Ryan McLeod et Foegele ont marqué à 36 secondes d’intervalle en début de deuxième vingt, avant de voir Foegele inscrire un autre filet en milieu de période pour donner les devants aux Oilers 3-1. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, ainsi qu’Evander Kane dans un filet désert, a aussi marqué pour les visiteurs. DÉTROIT — Warren Foegele a marqué deux buts en deuxième période et les Oilers d’Edmonton ont battu les Red Wings de Detroit 5-2, mardi soir.

Connor McDavid extended his point streak to 13 games and Warren Foegele scored twice in the second period, helping the visiting Edmonton Oilers beat the ...

"It was a bit of a chippy game, and it started in the second period. A lot of guys think they can get in there, and the referees bail them out a lot," Kane said. "We gave them a fourth one and it killed us."

Oilers 5, Red Wings 2 It was a bit of a strange win for the Edmonton Oilers in Detroit on Tuesday, but a win it was. The Oilers' power line seemed unplugged ...

Another who had an awful time of it in the first period, especially defensively, in which he was tagged fir 6 mistakes on Grade A shots including the goal. But he came came through on a later powerplay for the 4-2 tally with under 5 minutes to play. High-event game with a few wobbles including a terrible penalty for roughing after the buzzer that put the Oilers short-handed for the first 2 minutes of the third. Made a key mistake on the Kubalik breakaway but Campbell had his back. 2:44 on the penalty kill and a fine 7/9=78% on the dot. Involved in a pair of terrific chances with Foegele, once as the passer, once as the shooter. All over the ice and in a good way, contributing to 5 Grade A shots by Edmonton and 0 by Detroit. A key difference maker in this one, Campbell (and his posts) rejected 15 of the 17 Grade A shots we recorded for the Wings. A rare non-factor on the powerplay. A day late and a dollar short much of the night, especially in the final frame when he took a pair of penalties (one of them pretty marginal) and also was beaten by a pass for a Detroit breakaway. A clean sheet at the defensive end, including 1:09 on the penalty kill. Also took a minus, though an entirely undeserved one, on the second Detroit goal when he was one of the victims of a brutal Oilers line change at the end of a powerplay.

Les Oilers d'Edmonton, les Kings de Los Angeles et les Bruins de Boston s'intéresseraient aux services du défenseur des Coyotes de l'Arizona.

Quant aux Bruins, le président Cam Neely a déclaré à The Athletic la semaine dernière qu'il préférerait obtenir un joueur encore sous contrat quelques années. [Avalanche du Colorado](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/equipe/colorado-avalanche?competitor_id=193) et Tarasenko avec les Rangers. [Blues de Saint Louis](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/equipe/st-louis-blues?competitor_id=187) [Ryan O'Reilly](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/joueur/ryan-oreilly?player_id=216) et [Vladimir Tarasenko](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/joueur/vladimir-tarasenko?player_id=776) continueront d'être évoqués d'ici la date limite des transactions, opine Dan Rosen de NHL.com. [Devils du New Jersey](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/equipe/new-jersey-devils?competitor_id=182) et les [Rangers de New York](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/equipe/new-york-rangers?competitor_id=164) seraient grandement intéressés aux services de l'attaquant des [Sharks de San Jose](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/equipe/san-jose-sharks?competitor_id=189) [Timo Meier](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/joueur/timo-meier?player_id=106602), d'après ESPN. [Oilers d'Edmonton](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/equipe/edmonton-oilers?competitor_id=178), les [Kings de Los Angeles](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/equipe/los-angeles-kings?competitor_id=190) et les [Bruins de Boston](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/equipe/boston-bruins?competitor_id=165) s'intéresseraient aux services du défenseur des [Coyotes de l'Arizona](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/equipe/arizona-coyotes?competitor_id=180) [Jakob Chychrun](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/joueur/jakob-chychrun?player_id=177469), rapporte notre collaborateur Pierre LeBrun. [Lightning de Tampa Bay](https://www.rds.ca/hockey/lnh/equipe/tampa-bay-lightning?competitor_id=173).

As the Dave Tippett era was coming to an end, a lot of the narrative a...

When that is avoided, which has become much more consistent recently, we see plays like this from even the bottom six that lead to exits and offensive attacks. Now, fortunately, this is an easy fix and I would argue we are seeing that in the last month. Some related to injury. So below the hash marks they ran a tight zone and above the hash marks they ran a man-on-man with the forwards tracking their assignments. The other, and far more common way the 1-1-3 succeeds is by forcing dump-ins that can be now handled by 3 players instead of two players with F3 being that third player. That player has to stay higher in the offensive zone and then has to work very hard to get back to a defensive posture. Now the problem for the Oilers in running this tactic was that the composition of the Oilers defencemen. This is absolutely my favourite clip of how well the 1-2-2 was working for the Oilers last season. It is crystal clear, he demanded the F3 stay about the puck and in the middle of the ice to prevent easy exits when all three forwards were down below the bottom of the circles chasing the puck. Take a look at these two clips and focus on the location of F3. Ad Advertisement

The Day After is brought to you by NHL odds site Betway! Yeah, you could tell the Oilers missed playing hockey. It was a bit of a slow start Tuesday night ...

He’s scoring at key moments in the game, too, much like he did early in the second period last night. Holding on is probably the best way to describe that game for the Oilers. Ad Advertisement In the second period, the Oilers were led by some depth scorers in Ryan McLeod and Warren Foegele, the latter of whom tickled the twine twice. There was a bit of rust to shake off in that first frame, and while some held their breath, others weren’t so concerned.

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, ainsi qu'Evander Kane dans un filet désert, a aussi marqué pour les visiteurs. Le gardien des Oilers Jack Campbell a bloqué 30 tirs, ...

Ryan McLeod et Foegele ont marqué à 36 secondes d’intervalle en début de deuxième vingt, avant de voir Foegele inscrire un autre filet en milieu de période pour donner les devants aux Oilers 3-1. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, ainsi qu’Evander Kane dans un filet désert, a aussi marqué pour les visiteurs. DÉTROIT — Warren Foegele a marqué deux buts en deuxième période et les Oilers d’Edmonton ont battu les Red Wings de Detroit 5-2, mardi soir.

Ryan McLeod and Foegele had goals 36 seconds apart early in the second and Foegele scored again midway through the period to give the Oilers a 3-1 lead. Ryan ...

“It was a bit of a chippy game, and it started in the second period. ... Bertuzzi, who has been limited to 18 games by injuries, scored his second goal of the season. A lot of guys think they can get in there, and the referees bail them out a lot," Kane said. “Great way to start the road trip and get all the juices flowing again.” “We gave them a fourth one and it killed us." “It’s one of the best games I’ve seen from him, and he should feel real good about himself," Oilers coach Jay Woodcroft said.

The Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation and the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation have since teamed up to continue fighting against childhood cancer with ...

The streaking Edmonton Oilers look for their ninth victory in 10 games when they battle the host Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday.