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Oilers Blank Kraken, Ingram Shines

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Edmonton Oilers secure a 3-0 victory over Seattle Kraken, thanks to Connor Ingrams impressive performance in net. Ingram, the Oilers new starter, notches his second shutout of the season and ninth of his career. The teams defensive effort, without injured star Leon Draisaitl, leads to goals from Max Jones, Kasperi Kapanen, and Connor McDavid. The win propels the Oilers up the standings, while the Kraken struggle, dropping six of seven and falling short of a wild-card spot.

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Oilers Blank Kraken, Ingram Shines

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Oilers Blank Kraken, Ingram Shines. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 1st. From your city to your ears, this is Canada News today, powered by AI. Edmonton Oilers just blanked the Seattle Crackin' 3 nothing on Tuesday. Thanks to Goli Conor Ingram's stellar play on his 29th birthday. He stopped all 27 shots for his second shot out this season and night in his career, helping the Oilers stretch their winning streak to four. Games. Ingram picked up from Utah back in October, has stepped up big as the starter with a 14-A2 record. The first Oilers goalie to notch a shutout on his birthday, and won a few to get multiple in his debut season here. The team cleared most chances clean, making his night smooth despite a few early slips. Players and coaches praised the gritty effort, focusing on simple defense without star Leon Dries-Idle, who's out for the regular season with a lower body injury. Goals came from Max Jones, Kasperi Kapanan, and Conor McDavid, who's now on a five-game goal streak and leading the league with 32 tallies.

Since December 1st, that win puts Edmonton two points behind Pacific Division leaders, Anaheim and three up on Vegas in third. They've taken six of their last eight, playing smart and steady to climb the standings. Meanwhile, the Crackin' have dropped six of seven and set two points shy of a wildcard spot, but they're locked in to learn and push forward game by. Time as the playoff race heats up.

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