On Everyday with Tyler & Liam

The Edmonton Oilers left until late but came from behind to defeat the Winnipeg Jets 3-1. With the win, the Oilers extended their win streak to four, which means we are now one win away from Tyler Yaremchuk, who is saying the team is officially back.

Edmonton were the better team on the night, but Winnipeg scored the first goal. Cole Perfetti scored on the powerplay, and it wasn't until late in the third that the Oilers tied the game. Darnell Nurse got a lucky one from Connor Hellebuyck, who closed his a little too early. Shortly after, Leon Draisaitl scored from his office on the powerplay to give the Oilers their first lead. To close out the game, Ryan McLeod sealed the victory with an empty net goal for his first of the season ending his road trip in Mundare. 

Later on in the show, Frank Seravalli from Daily Faceoff will join Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin. Frank will give us the reasoning behind his first trade targets board of the year, which already has one player crossed off. Yesterday, the Vancouver Canucks acquired Nikita Zadorov from the Calgary Flames for two draft picks. Frank will give some insight into how that trade went down.

Additionally, he will give us his thoughts on where the Edmonton Oilers could look for a trade partner. Furthermore, rumours are swirling around a potential call-up for Jack Campbell. Frank will give us an update on that speculation. 

If you have something you'd like to contribute to the conversation, head over to the Oilersnation YouTube channel and leave your questions, comments and concerns in the Finning/CAT YouTube chat.

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The Edmonton Oilers seemed to have found their groove in the last few games. 

Wins over the Washington Capitals, Anaheim Ducks and Vegas Golden Knights in the last seven days have brought belief back to the city. Connor McDavid has 12 points in his last three games, Evander Kane is scoring goals for fun, and Darnell Nurse is playing up to his contract. 

Things are going well, but tonight the Oilers have another test on their hands. Edmonton has taken the long bus ride to Winnipeg to face off against the Jets tonight. Winnipeg sits third in the Central Division with a 12-7-2 record. Two of those seven losses have come in their last couple of games, falling 2-0 to the Dallas Stars and 3-2 to the Nashville Predators. The Jets will have a boost to their lineup, with Gabriel Vallardi returning tonight. 

Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin will break down everything for you heading into tonight's matchup, along with Jay Downton. Of course, today's edition of the show will be a Sherwood Ford GIANT Pre-Game Show episode of Oilersnation Everyday. 

If you want to contribute something to the conversation, head over to the Oilersnation YouTube channel and leave your questions, comments and concerns in the Finning/CAT YouTube live chat throughout the show. 

Frank Seravalli from Daily Faceoff released his first trade targets list of the season. On the show, Tyler, Liam and Jay will look through the list and see who could be available for the Oilers to acquire. Additionally, there is one Edmonton Oiler on the list. 

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The Edmonton Oilers almost let two points slip away last night in the third period but managed to hold on and secure the win in a shootout over the Vegas Golden Knights. 

Heading into the third period, the Oilers held a 4-2 lead over Vegas. Sam Gagner opened up the scoring in his return to the lineup with his third of the year in the first period. In the second, Edmonton scored three, with Mattias Janmark getting his first goal of the season, along with Connor McDavid and Evander Kane. 

However, the Golden Knights never went away. Mark Stone and Mike Amadio scored in the second period, and then later in the game, Ben Hutton and Keagan Kolsar scored to send the game into overtime. Overtime would solve nothing, though, so in the shootout, McDavid and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins scored to give the Oilers the win and two points. 

Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin will break down everything from last night's game on Oilersnation Everyday. They will look through all the goals and give their comments and concerns on the Oilers right now. If you want to contribute something to the conversation, do not hesitate to leave your questions, comments and concerns in the Finning/CAT YouTube live chat. Your thoughts will always be welcomed throughout the show. 

Later in the show, Liam's game will make its weekly appearance, giving you a chance to win a prize. The game is straightforward and available for everyone if you watch the show live on the Oilersnation YouTube channel.

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Edmonton will find out tonight if the Oilers are "Back" when they go head-to-head with the Vegas Golden Knights at Rogers Place. It is never a perfect time to play the Golden Knights, but now might be a better time than others with the way Vegas has been playing. 

The Golden Knights are 3-6-1 in their last ten games, with their most recent loss coming last night versus the Calgary Flames. Of course, you can never take Vegas lightly, but the Oilers have been playing some good hockey in their previous couple of games, so making it three wins in a row isn't out of the realm of possibility. 

Tyler Yaremchuk will be back on the show today after his week away. Tyler will give us a recap of his trip down south before moving on to his thoughts on the Oilers from the past week. Along with Tyler, Jay Downton and Liam Horrobin will join Tyler for a Sherwood Ford GIANT Pre-Game edition of Oilersnation Everyday. 

If you want to contribute something to the conversation, leave your questions, comments and concerns in the Finning/CAT YouTube chat. Your thoughts are always welcome throughout the show. 

As they do every game day, Tyler, Jay and Liam will continue their Betway Picks Challenge. 

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After two convincing wins in a row, the Edmonton Oilers look to have found their identity. Connor McDavid is dominating the ice, Leon Draisaitl is scoring from his office, and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins is finding his 100-point touch, which leads to the question, are the Edmonton Oilers back? 

It felt like last night when the Oilers put eight past the Anaheim Ducks. Despite going down early, the team never seemed troubled. Max Jones gave the Ducks a couple of leads, but goals from Connor McDavid, Zach Hyman, Leon Draisaitl, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Evander Kane, and Mattias Eklhom helped the Oilers cross the line.

Even with the win, Edmonton are still 7th in the Pacific Division. They have 15 points through their first 20 games, which puts them six points behind the Seattle Kraken in the final wildcard spot. 

Come and join Liam Horrobin for today's edition of Oilersnation Everyday. He will recap everything that happened last night and Friday's game versus the Washington Capitals. If you want to add something to the conversation, leave your questions, comments and concerns in the Finning/CAT YouTube live chat throughout the show. 

Later in the show, Tyler Yaremchuk will sign in from the Philadelphia Airport. Liam will pick Tyler's brain on what he has seen from the Oilers this past week, how he thinks they will shape up tomorrow against the Vegas Golden Knights and how his trip down to see Frank Seravalli went. 

To close out the show, Liam and Aaron will look around the sporting world with The Menu presented by DoorDash and their bets for the night over on Betway. 

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The Edmonton Oilers terrible season continued last night with a 6-3 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes. The game was over before the first-period buzzer sounded after the Hurricanes beat Stuart Skinner four times, which resulted in him being pulled. The Oilers fought back outscoring the Canes 3-2; however, it didn't matter. 

Of course, the loss is worse than anything else but the effort the team showed was equally as frustrating. Where was that kind of effort in the previous 17 games? Why has it taken so long for this team to show up? 

Today on Oilersnation Everyday, the guys want to hear from you. Head over to the Oilersnation YouTube channel and leave your thoughts in the Finning/CAT YouTube live chat. Throughout the show, they will read your thoughts out on air. What's frustrating you the most? Where do you want to see change? Is the season over? All of your questions, comments and concerns are welcome throughout the show. 

Tyler Yaremchuk won't be around today so instead Liam Horrobin will host the show. He will be joined by guest co-host Baggedmilk and Producer Aaron. 

Tomorrow, the Oilers take on the Washington Capitals at 1:00 pm mountain time, which means no show tomorrow. With that, the guys will quickly preview what they expect from the Oilers in that matchup. Be sure to drop your game-day predictions in the chat during this portion of the show.

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The Edmonton Oilers four-game road trip continues tonight in Raleigh, North Carolina. The Oilers will go head-to-head against the Carolina Hurricanes, the odds-on favourite to make the Stanley Cup final from the Eastern Conference at the start of the season. 

Much like the Oilers, the season didn't start perfectly for Carolina; however, they managed to get back on track quickly and now have a 7-3-0 record in their last ten games. Most recently, they beat the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday 4-2 with two goals coming from Seth Jarvis. 

Edmonton is still looking for its first win on this road trip. They had 2-0 leads versus the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Florida Panthers in their previous two games but weren't able to close out their competition. 

Head Coach Kris Knoblauch has gone to the blender with his lines for tonight. Leon Draisaitl has been elevated to the first line with Connor McDavid which has resulted in Connor Brown's demoted to the fourth. Additionally, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins will centre the second line with Evander Kane and Zach Hyman on his wings. There have been changes to the blueline too with Cody Ceci rotating on the bottom pair with Vincent Desharnais alongside Philip Broberg. Between the pipes, it looks like Stuart Skinner will get the nod over Calvin Pickard.

What are your thoughts on these lineup decisions? Head over to the Oilersnation YouTube Channel and leave your questions comments and concerns in the Finning/CAT YouTube live chat throughout the show. 

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Despite a red-hot start to the game, the Edmonton Oilers found a way to lose yet again. 

Connor McDavid scored from an impossible angle in one of his more impressive games of the season, which was quickly followed by a goal from Evander Kane. The snowball started to form after Kane took a penalty eight seconds after scoring. The Panthers converted and then shortly after made it 2-2.

The Oilers did regain the lead in the second period. McDavid was taken down on a breakaway and then made the Panthers pay for their mistake with a penalty shot goal. However, that was Edmonton's last goal, with Florida scoring three unanswered to win 5-3. 

So, what went wrong for the Oilers last night? Liam Horrobin will break everything down in today's edition of Oilersnation Everyday. With Tyler Yaremchuk away on vacation, Liam will be joined by Nation Dan and Producer Aaron. If you want to add something to the conversation, leave your questions, comments and concerns in the Finning/CAT YouTube live chat.

With Nation Dan joining the show, they will also discuss fighting in the NHL. For those of you who don't know, Dan runs hockey fights, so if there's anyone to ask about fighting in the NHL, it's him.

Additionally, news broke yesterday that the NHL is making a new international tournament. However, it won't be like a real World Cup, with only four teams set to compete. They will also break down that tournament on the show and would love to hear your thoughts.  

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The Edmonton Oilers' four-game road trip continues tonight versus the Florida Panthers. Unfortunately, the beginning of the road trip did not go as planned, as the Oilers fell 6-4 to the Tampa Bay Lightning after holding the lead going into the third period. 

The depth scoring showed up for Edmonton, with goals coming from Derek Ryan (twice), James Hamblin and Evan Bouchard. However, neither Connor McDavid nor Leon Draisaitl could find the back of the net, which ultimately proved to be the difference. 

Tonight, they will look to get back on the straight and narrow against a Panthers team with a 7-2-1 record in their last ten games. Calvin Pickard gets the nod between the pipes over Stuart Skinner, who has won three of his previous four games. 

To set you up for tonight's game, Tyler Yaremchuk will host a Sherwood Ford GIANT Pre Game Show edition of Oilersnation Everyday and will be joined by Liam Horrobin and Jay Downton. The three will discuss what happened on Saturday and what to expect from the Panthers tonight. 

Additionally, Frank Seravalli from Daily Faceoff will appear on the show. Frank will fill us in on what is happening for the Oilers in the trade market. Rumours started to swirl over the week that Edmonton have expressed heavy interest in Montreal Canadiens goaltender Cayden Primeau, Jake Allen and Samuel Montembeault. Frank will give us insight into how close that deal is. 

If you want to add something to the conversation, head over to the Oilersnation YouTube during the live show and leave your comments in the Finning/CAT live chat. 

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Tyler Yaremchuk isn't around for today's show, so it is officially an Oilersnation Everyday with Liam Horrobin edition of the show. Helping Liam out of the show today is Producer Aaron, along with Baggedmilk, who will be on the Star Mechanical guest line.

The three will break down everything with the Edmonton Oilers, including the upcoming five-game road trip. Additionally, Baggedmilk will give us his thoughts on the Oilers new head coach, Kris Knoblauch. It may have only been two games, but the Coach Garlic era has started with two straight wins with two big three periods. 

One debate happening in Edmonton right now is between the crease. Stuart Skinner has played excellently since Jack Campbell was sent to the Bakersfield Condors. He has a 0.944, 0.970 and 0.914 save percentage in his last three games. The debate isn't when Cal Pickard deserves to play but when Skinner needs a break. We will get Baggedmilk's thoughts on the situation.

Also, on the show, a list has been swirling around the internet for the last couple of days showing the top 10 worst moves during the Connor McDavid era. The list is grim, but the guys will give their thoughts on the ranks on today's show. However, they will twist it by releasing some of the best moves during the McDavid era, too. 

Finally, Liam will wrap up the show with tonight's menu presented by DoorDash, the Betway Wrap and the Wendy's Daily Faceoff Survivor. 

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