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I know this is the highlights article, but boy — there really wasn’t much in that way for the Oilers last night.
They fell 3-0 to the New York Islanders in what was a frustrating loss. Edmonton outshot them 50-30, but it wasn’t enough.
I hate to say it, but the Oilers got goalie’d. They got goalie’d.
Jean-Gabriel Pageau scored two tallies in the second. He got his first shorthanded beating out Tyson Barrie and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, but of whom gave him the front of the net. On a subsequent powerplay, Pageau banked one in off Evan Bouchard’s stick.
The only other goal came later in that second period when Sebastian Aho crept down from the point blasting a shot past Jack Campbell.
For the Oilers, the true highlight was Zach Hyman, who finished the night with a staggering 10 shots on goal — a career-high. He also ended up with 2.31 individual expected goals, so he undoubtedly should’ve found the back of the net in a frustrating affair.
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twelve minutes into the game, the oilers finally have their first shot on goal pic.twitter.com/ZRtIfkXwCB
— zach (@zjlaing) November 24, 2022
pageau scores a shorty to give the isles a 1-0 lead. pic.twitter.com/QNRA1LODoS
— zach (@zjlaing) November 24, 2022
pageau gets credit for evan bouchard tipping the puck into his own net. 2-0 islanders. pic.twitter.com/jRC3dch71o
— zach (@zjlaing) November 24, 2022
sebastian aho makes it 3-0. pic.twitter.com/keLdW9JrGy
— zach (@zjlaing) November 24, 2022
— zach (@zjlaing) November 24, 2022
Zach Laing is the Nation Network’s news director and senior columnist. He can be followed on Twitter at @zjlaing, or reached by email at zach@oilersnation.com.