Panthers Shutout Oilers 4-0

0:00Welcome to NHL News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to NHL fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The Florida Panthers delivered a strong, four-nothing shut-out win over the Edmonton Oilers last night at Rogers Place. Sergei Babroski was lights out in Ned, stopping all 21 shots he faced for his four shut-out this season and 53rd of his career. Babroski also picked up his four-and-fifty-fourth career victory, tying him with Curtis Joseph for seventh all-time in National Hockey League. History. Goals came from Cole Reinhart, AJ Greer, Anton Lundell on the power play, and Carter Verhaig, who hit the 20-goal mark for the year. The Panthers improved to 34 wins, 31 losses, and three overtime losses, snapping a rough stretch where they dropped six of nine. Gaines. Meanwhile, Edmonton-Goli Conor Ingram made 19 saves but couldn't keep pace. This loss leaves the Oilers at 34 wins, 27 losses, and nine overtime losses, still just

1:01one point behind the Anaheim Ducks 4. First in the Pacific Division after earning points in three-stray games, forward-treat Frederick left after the second period and didn't return, Florida heads into the next stretch with momentum, while Edmonton stays right in the hunt for that division lead.