Oilers Lose 5-6 to Blue Jackets After Thursday's 7-2 Win: Examining Edmonton's Performance Fluctuations

After 74 seconds, Columbus took the lead via Krill Marched. At first, the Oilers did not discover on track, which initially continued in the center third.

• Hyman's hit is not nearly enough
• Rangers lose and bring Patrick Kane

Boone Jenner-Ernut were just 93 secs played for 2-0 for the team from Ohio, Marched a little later to 3: 0 (24th). After the 4th blue coat goal in the 26th min by Patrick Line, the functioning day for caretaker Jack Campbell ended, Stuart took over. And also all of a sudden the photo altered completely. Edmonton now ran as well as hit swiftly. Warren Google reduced only 44 seconds after the 0: 4 (27th), Leon Driest scored in double outnumbered to 2: 4 (30th). Then came the huge appearance of the dominator of the current NHL season Connor McDaid: The superstar just satisfied after a fantastic solo in to outnumber (33.) to make the payment less than two minutes later (35. ). The four-goal deficit was equalized within a less than 10 minutes, McDaid came to scorer points in the game.

Hyman's hit is not nearly enough

Yet the Oilers would not be the Oilers if there were no lack of focus in the third. Jack Slavic with a double pack (50th, 55th), brought Columbus back right into the lead. Regardless of the large operating and renewed reducing of Zach Hyman in the 58th minute, it was no more sufficient to equalize. Despite the loss, Edmonton continues to be in 3rd area in the Pacific Department. On Tuesday (2:30 a.m.), Driest & Co.

Rangers lose and bring Patrick Kane

Two days after the transfer of Dmitry Orlon and also Garnet Hathaway to the Boston Bruins, the Washington Capitals won 6: 3 against the New York City Rangers. T.J. Os hie as well as Evgeny Kuznets scored two objectives for the US primary homeowners. According to media reports, the Rangers, that had currently reinforced with Vladimir Taranto from the St. Louis Blues in front of the transfer deadline, are likewise confronted with the dedication of the three-time Stanley Cup victor Patrick Kane from the Chicago Blackhawks.