Oilers' Ingram Shines in Game 5, Forces Game 6

0:00On April 29th, the Edminton Oilers kept their Stanley Cup dreams alive, with a solid 4-1 win over the Anaheim Ducks in Game 5-2's A-9. Connor Ingram stepped up big time in net, stopping 29 of 30 shots to shut down the Ducks and force a game 6. Gold-tending had been a real headache for the Oilers early in this series. Ingram started the first three games, but hit rough patches, especially allowing six goals in that 7-4 loss in Game 3 on April 24th. He took a mental and physical breather by sitting out Game 4, where Tristan Jerry came in strong, saving 34 of 38 shots. But the Oilers still fell in overtime, putting them down three games to one. Ingram bounced back sharp, crediting better team talk behind him for the lockdown performance. That frustration from Game 3, he channeled it into focus. Now the pressure ramps up again with Game 6 Thursday at 10 pm, Eastern from the Honda Center. Oilers got a still one on the road to extend this fight. Edminton Oilers news. Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters, on and off the field.

1:05I'm Corey with the story.