Oilers Stun Avalanche, Tie for Division Lead

0:00It's March 11th, here's your NHL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Edmonton Oilers pulled off a huge upset Tuesday night, beating the top team in the league, the Colorado Avalanche, 4-3 on the road in. Denver. Ryan Nujan Hopkins scored twice for Edmonton, with Conor McDavid and Jack Roslovick adding one goal each. Colorado got goals from Ross Colton, Martin Neckis, and Valery Nichushkin. Full-tender Conor Ingram made 15 saves out of 17, before Collision forced him out, and Tristan Jerry came in to stop 11 of 12, shots for the win. The Oilers showed real grit, tying the game late in the first period after falling behind early. That goal was key, since Colorado had not lost in regulation all season when leading after 20 minutes. Edmonton then grabbed the lead in the second, and held on. A controversial call held two, with Avalanche star Nathan McKinnon getting a five-minute major in game misconduct for crashing into Ingram during.

1:03A power play. Video review of Heldit, sideline in Colorado's points leader for the third period. Jerry stepped up big, despite his rough stretch lately, making key stops to seal the victory. This win ties Edmonton with 72 points for second in the Pacific Division, three back of Anaheim. Coach Chris Noblowk says Ingram is feeling okay for now, but his status for Thursday's game against Dallas is unclear. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. Podcasts hit different when the sound comes from your pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense. S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.com