hurricanes take a 1-0 lead late in the first
Nation Sites
The Nation Network
OilersNation has no direct affiliation to the Edmonton Oilers, Oilers Entertainment Group, NHL, or NHLPA
The Day After Highlights 15.0: Edmonton Oilers lose to Carolina Hurricanes 7-2
Photo credit: James Guillory-USA TODAY Sports
By Zach Laing
Nov 11, 2022, 08:00 ESTUpdated: Nov 11, 2022, 16:32 EST
The Day After is brought to you by NHL odds site Betway!
That was a tough one.
On a night where the Oilers really needed another big game, they had the furthest thing from it. Jack Campbell had a brutal performance in goal, but none of the skaters in front of him offered much help.
Ultimately, it led to the ‘Canes punishing the Oilers 7-2.
Carolina had three goals in the final six minutes as the Oilers appeared to fold before our very eyes, but issues long before that cost them the game. While they started out the game playing with some pace bringing the game to Carolina, but it was short lived.
The Hurricanes scored in the final minute of that first period, and again early in the second to get a 2-0 lead. Carolina put another dagger in the Oilers’ heart with under second left in the second as a weak Jordan Staal backhander fluttered past Campbell.
Oh, and that’s without even mentioning Andrei Svechnikov’s second hat trick in as many games against Edmonton.
THE DAY AFTER IS PRESENTED BY BETWAY
nemo to the box for cross checking
brent burns on the powerplay. 2-0 canes
zach hyman gets credit for the oilers' first goal of the game. assists to mcdavid and draisaitl as the oilers cut the canes lead to one.
andrei svechnikov is a oilers killer. two goals tonight now and five in two games against edmonton this year. 3-1 canes.
the oilers, jack campbell included, forget to play to the whistle. canes score with under a second in the second. 4-1.
that's 15 on the year for connor mcdavid and boy oh boy — what a goal it is.
last time i checked you can't hit a ball twice on a golf swing. good thing jordan martinook plays hockey. 5-2 canes.
the carolina hurricanes have played the oilers twice this year. andrei svechnikov has hat tricks in both of them.
this one sums up the oilers night. 7-2 canes
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.
Breaking News
- Which Oilers forwards will play on the penalty kill in 2026-27?
- Real Life Podcast: Tyler’s Ace Race, Crowmageddon, and Wanye’s “Oilers” story
- Connor McDavid wins Best NHL Player at ESPY Awards
- Oilers’ 2026-27 schedule: How it compares to rest of NHL
- A deep dive into the Edmonton Oilers’ 2026-27 schedule
Edmonton OilersTeam Cap Summary
Cap Summary
2026-27
2027-28
Projected Cap Hit
$99,274,166
$87,350,000
Projected Cap Space
$4,725,834
$26,150,000
Current Cap Space
$4,725,834
$26,150,000
Active Players
23/23
15/23
Draft Picks
Round
'26
'27
1
0
0
2
1
1
3
1
0