Oilers Secure Fourth Straight Win, Ingram Shines

0:00It's April 1st, you're listening to NHO News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. Edmonton Oilers just shut down the Seattle Crack in 3-0 on March 31st at Rogers Place, grabbing their fourth straight win. Max Jones, Kasperi Kapanan, and Conor McDavid lit the lamp for the goals, while Conor Ingram, Stonewalled 27 shots for the shutout. That bumps their record to 38 wins, 28 losses, and 9 overtime losses, with seven games left in the 2025. 26 season. This marks the Oilers' first four-game streak all year, something only they and the Philly Flyers had dodged until now. They've been locked in defensively, owning the puck and limiting Seattle to just three high-danger chances against their 11. Ingram's been a wall in net, especially turning 29 that same night with a rare birthday shutout, the first for an Oiler goalie. He's 7-2-1 in March, with a 2.6 goals against average. And get this, they've thrived without Leon Drozidil,

1:01going 5-2-0 in his seven games missed since mid-March. The numbers pop without Drozidil. They score the same but allow way fewer goals, dropping from 3-25-4 to 2.10 per game. It's forced everyone to tighten up, and it's working. Now sitting at 85 points, Edmonton's just too back of the Pacific leading Anaheim Ducks, holding the tiebreaker with one fewer game left. Ducks hit San Jose Wednesday, Oilers' host Chicago Thursday could be division-topping vibes for the first time in decades.