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Oilers 16-game win streak was put to an end by the Golden Knights 3-1, 2/6/24

 




*Sorry for the lack of photos! Hoping to get permission eventually.*


   The Oilers played against the Golden Knights in Vegas in hopes of continuing their win streak that could have made history. The Oilers have been on a winning streak of 16 straight games, in this game against the Golden Knights they would've tied at 17 if they had won. Unfortunately, the Oilers lost 3-1 against Vegas... their win streak ending at 16 games.

   Honestly, I thought the Boston Bruins would've been the team to end Edmonton's win streak! 


Oilers lineup against the Golden Knights:

Nugent-Hopkins - McDavid - Hyman

Kane - Draisaitl - Foegele

Holloway - McLeod - Perry

Janmark - Ryan - Brown


Nurse - Ceci

Ekholm - Bouchard

Kulak - Desharnais


Skinner

Pickard


Golden Knights lineup against the Oilers:

Barbashev - Roy - Marchessault

Cotter - Stephenson - Stone

Roundberg - Karlsson - Amadio

Brisson - Howden - Kolesar


Martinez - Pietrangelo

Hague - Whitecloud

McNabb - Korcazak


Hill

Thompson


   Getting the Oilers on the board first and giving them the 1-0 lead - Connor McDavid scored his 21st goal of the season, extending his goal streak to four games straight. McDavid scored with a short-handed goal on the breakaway at 15:25 of the first period. Nicolas Roy struck his 10th goal of the season and tied up the game 1-1. Roy scored late in the period with a backhanded shot on the rebound of Ale Pietrangelo's shot. In the second period, both teams continue to be tied at 1-1.


   Chandler Stephenson gave the Golden Knights the 2-1 lead, beating Stuart Skinner blocker side. Stephenson scored a one-timer off a pass from Jonathan Marchessault. With only 32 seconds left in the final period, William Karlsson scored an empty-netter for the 3-1 final.



Notes:

- The Golden Knights became the fourth reigning Stanley Cup champion to put an end to an opponent's 10-plus win streak.

- Chandler Stephenson had a goal and an assist

- Nicolas Roy extended his point streak to five games (three goals, six assists)

- Adin Hill made a total of 30 saves for Vegas

- The Edmonton Oilers' 16-game win streak was put to an end - The Pittsburgh Penguins' 1993-92 record remains safe.

- The Oilers outshot the Golden Knights 31-26

- Connor McDavid scored in his fourth game straight (nine points - five goals, four assists)

- Stuart Skinner made a total of 23 saves for Edmonton



Connor McDavid on the Oilers' unfortunate loss against Vegas: "I liked a lot of parts of our game. I thought we played similarly to what we've played throughout the entire streak. We just didn't find a way to win - It's always a tough game in this building, we were expecting that. Disappointing, but we move on."



Adin Hill on the Golden Knights' 3-1 win over the Oilers: "It felt like a playoff game tonight. It was as loud, as exciting, and the fans were into it. It was a good atmosphere."





Postgame: Nicolas Roy

Postgame: William Karlsson

Postgame: Bruce Cassidy


POST-RAW: Darnell Nurse

POST-RAW: Mattias Ekholm

POST-RAW: Kris Knoblauch

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