Oilers Steal Win, Edge Ducks in Thriller

0:00On March 29th, the Edmonton Oilers grabbed a huge 4-2 win over the Anaheim Ducks on March 28th, marking their third straight victory, and only the second time they've done that this season. Conor McDavid, Jack Roslovich, Matt Savoy, and Zach Hyman lit the lamp for Edmonton, while Beckett Seneki and Cutter Gothier scored for Anaheim. Those two points pulled the Oilers to just three behind the Ducks for first in the Pacific Division, though Anaheim has one game in hand. The game had that playoff intensity, staying tight throughout. Edmonton built a three-nothing lead with 13 minutes left in the third, but the Ducks roared back with two goals in under three minutes, making it 3-2. Oilers fans breathe easy as the team showed real grit, bending but not breaking under Anaheim's pressure. The Ducks lead the league with 25 comeback wins, out-shooting Edmonton 16-8 in the third, and firing nine shots in a row at one. Point. Conor Ingram stole the show in net, stopping 29-31 shots for a 0.935 save percentage.

1:04He was perfect through 40 minutes and stood tall during the lay flurry, with the team blocking 18 shots to help out. That top line of McDavid, Savoy, and Vasilipa Coleson dominated two, out-shooting foes 7-2 at 5-on-5, and clicking without Leon Drysaddle. Edmonton wraps their four-game homestand Tuesday against the Seattle Kraken, building momentum for the stretch run. That's your update from NHL News Today, powered by AI.