
Ingram's Birthday Shutout Boosts Oilers
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Connor Ingram celebrated his birthday with a shutout, leading the Edmonton Oilers to a four-game winning streak. The goalie, picked up from Utah, has impressed with a 14-8-2 record. The teams defense has tightened up, with Ingram covering mistakes and McDavid extending his goal streak to five games. The Oilers are two points behind Pacific leader Anaheim and three up on Vegas in third, while the Kraken are clinging to wild-card hopes.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Ingram's Birthday Shutout Boosts Oilers. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Connor Ingram turned 29 on Tuesday and celebrated by blanking the Seattle Kraken 3-0, making 27 saves for his second. Shut out this season. The Edmonton Oilers grabbed the win to push their streak to 4-game straight, with goals from Max Jones, Caspari Capain and Connor McDavid. Ingram's the first Oilers goalie ever to post a shutout on his birthday, and the sixth in team history with multiples in his debut year here. Taked up from Utah back on October 1st, he was supposed to be back up insurance, but stepped up as starter, now sitting at a 14-8-2 record. The team praised Ingram for covering their mistakes, while crediting the defense in front of him. They've tightened up lately, especially without star Leon Drazital for the rest of the regular season, due to a lower body injury, simplifying there. Game to rack up six wins in their last eight. McDavid stretched his goal streak to five games, and leaves the league with 32 goals, since December 1st, closing in on all-time greats for.
Points before age 30. Edmonton sits two points behind Pacific Leader Anaheim, and three up on Vegas in third. Meanwhile, the Kraken drops six of their last seven, and cling to wild card hopes. Two points out. Both squads are grinding toward playoffs, building habits that could carry them deep. This has been Canada News Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the Story.
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