On Everyday with Tyler & Liam

The Edmonton Oilers five-win streak came to end last night at Rogers Place. A seven second collapse in the third period saw the team fall 4-3 to the New Jersey Devils. However, it is not all doom and gloom in Oil Country. There were plenty of moments in that game that were positive which they can take into Saturday's matchup versus the Dallas Stars.

On Oilersnation Everyday, we'll cover what happened in last night's action and answer some of the questions lingering in people's minds, like how the Oilers should handle rookie forward Dylan Holloway.

Like everyFriday, Baggedmilk joins the show for the Bro Down. He will give us his take on the Oilers recent run along with much money.

To close out the show, Tyler and Liam Horrobin with some betting talk courtesy of our friends at Betway. They gave out their picks for this evening's lone NHL game between the Buffalo Sabres and Carolina Hurricanes, along with some picks from Sunday's NFL action.

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It is a special night in Oil Country with the first two inductees of the Edmonton Oilers Hall of Fame going in tonight. A ceremony will take place before the puck drop honouring the careers of Ryan Smyth and Lee Fogolin with the Edmonton Oilers. On today's show, we spoke about what the two of them meant to the Oilers during their times here and how deserving they both are of this honour. Additionally, we asked the audience who they would like to see in next year's class and gave our take on who we think could be honoured next.

Of course, there is also a game tonight. The Oilers look for their sixth straight win when they host the New Jersey Devils. The Devils have been one of the surprise teams this season with a 7-3-0 record to start the year. They have a lot of talent with Jesper Bratt, Jack Hughes and Dougie Hamilton, who they paid big money for a couple of summers ago, all off to promising starts. Tyler Yaremchuk goes in on what to expect from this Devils team and is also joined by Jay Downton and Liam Horrobin.

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The polls are closed and the votes have been counted and we can proudly say that Leon Draisaitl is still the Mayor of Nashville, Tennessee. Last night, Draisaitl put on a clinic in the Edmonton Oilers 7-4 win over the Nashville Predators putting together a five-point night. The Oilers also got big contributions from Connor McDavid, with two goals and two assists, and Evander Kane, who scored his first hat trick of the season. With the win, Edmonton has now extended their win streak to five with the New Jersey Devils coming into town next.

One talking point from last night was the play by Jack Campbell. Again, Campbell delivered a subpar performance statistically; however, when you see the goals he allowed there aren't many goaltenders in the NHL that would've made those saves. Is this now a case of Campbell still adjusting to playing in Edmonton or do the Oilers need to play hard in front of him?

Like every Wednesday, Frank Seravalli from Daily Faceoff joined Oilersnation Everyday and gave us an update on what is going on around the NHL. He spoke about McDavid's race to 50, the Oilers goaltending and also the coaching situations in Toronto and Nashville.

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Leon Draisaitl has found a way to take to the Nashville Predators every time he goes up against them. The Oilers star has 16 points in his last six games against Nashville, therefore, making him the Mayor of Smashville. In his career, he has 25 points (19 goals, 6 assists) in 20 games and he will look to extend that tally tonight when the Oilers host the Predators at Rogers Place. Edmonton will also look for their fifth win in a row in their return to home ice.

On the Sherwood Ford GIANT Pre Game Show, Tyler Yaremchuk and Jay Downton get you all set up for the action on the ice. They discussed the Oilers projected lineup, Jack Campbell starting between the pipes, and the usage of Dylan Holloway.

Later in the show, Liam Horrobin joins for the Betway Bets of the Day. After going two for two last night, he gave out two more picks for tonight's Oilers matchup. Tyler and Jay then chimed in with their picks, which included a bet for Mr Foegoal.

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Spooky season is upon us but there is nothing scary about the Edmonton Oilers' recent run of performances. After splitting the first six games of the season at home, the Oilers went on the road and beat the St Louis Blues, Chicago Blackhawks, and Calgary Flames. They are now on a four-game winning streak with back-to-back games coming up at home versus the Nashville Predators and Dallas Stars.

Any question mark around the team right now revolved around the goaltending. Jack Campbell has been solid for this team but rookie Stuart Skinner has been excellent for them with a 1.79 goals-against average and a 0.955 save percentage in four games. Skinner may have now forced the hand of the staff to make him the starter moving forward.

Also on the show, Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin got into the Halloween spirit with a Trick or Treat segment. They went back and forth on which teams/players have been treats to start the year and who has tricked us. Finally, to close out the show, the boys gave out their Betway picks of the day ahead of tonight's NHL action.

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Last night's game in Chicago was a strange one, but the Edmonton Oilers managed to find a way. Leon Draisaitl fired home the game winner with 48 seconds left to give Edmonton a 6-5 win for their third victory in a row. Zach Hyman, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, and a hat trick from Connor McDavid provided the other goals on the night. 

The biggest talking point from the game was a goal that did not count. Evander Kane's goal in the second period was called back for goaltender interference. The goal was initially called a good goal on the ice but then was overturned by the officials. The moment has led to many conversations in the city today.

Like every Friday, Baggedmilk joined Oilersnation Everyday for the Bro Down. He spoke about that moment with Kane, how well Ryan Nugent-Hopkins has played this season and his overall thoughts from last night's game.

Tyler Yaremchuk covers all of that and more on today's edition of Oilersnation Everyday. 

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The Edmonton Oilers won a tight game last night, 3-1, against the St Louis Blues. Stuart Skinner led the way for Edmonton in his second start of the season, the third appearance, with 37 saves in the victory. The Oilers got goal contributions from Jesse Puljujarvi (his first of the season), Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Zach Hyman. That was the Oilers first road game of the season, meaning it was their first road win too.

They will look for another road victory tonight when they go head-to-head with the Chicago Blackhawks. Chicago has had a strong start to the season, which was unexpecting considering the strength of their roster. They are 4-2-0 making tonight's game a more difficult test than first imagined.

Tyler Yaremchuk and Jay Downton previewed tonight's game on the Sherwood Ford GIANT Pre Game show. They discussed the Oilers lineup, the former Edmonton players in Chicago and also some possible contract extensions. Finally, Liam Horrobin joined the show for the Betway Bets of the Day.

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After a six game homestand to begin the season, the Edmonton Oilers get on a plane and head south for a couple of games, before coming back to play Calgary on Saturday. First up is the St Louis Blues, who almost sent Rogers Place to sleep last Saturday. The Blues came away with a 2-0 win that afternoon thanks to a powerplay goal from Torey Krug and an empty netter from Justin Faulk to seal it. The Oilers will look for redemption tonight, but what they do need to do to achieve that goal?

Like every game day, Jay Downton joined the show for the Sherwood Ford GIANT Pre Game show. He laid out his thoughts on the Oilers performance versus the Pittsburgh Penguins, and then into what he wants to see tonight against St Louis.

Later in the show, Frank Seravalli from Daily Faceoff joined us for his insider segment. Tyler Yaremchuk asked him about the possibility of the Chicago Blackhawks trading either Jonathan Toews or Patrick Kane to Edmonton. They then dove into other topics around the league like the Vancouver Canucks losing streak and Arizona Coyotes new arena. 

Viewers can catch Tyler Yaremchuk on Oilersnation Everyday at noon mountain on The Nation Network YouTube page. You can also view the show on Twitter and Facebook. After the show has streamed live, you can find it on all your podcast providers.

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Leon Draisaitl lead the way for the Edmonton Oilers last night versus the Pittsburgh Penguins in a 6-3 victory. The Oilers forward registered his first three point night of the season in a game where they really needed him to step up. Edmonton also got great performances from Evander Kane, Evan Bouchard and Jack Campbell, which will all be discussed on today's show.

Another player that performed well, like he has all season long, was Brett Kulak. At five on five, Kulak has been a rock for the Oilers, and today he will get the credit he deserves.

Joining Oilersnation Everyday for the first time is Oilersnation senior writer Robin Brownlee. We'll talk to Brownlee about last night's game, the Oilers performances to start the season and other individuals on the team.

You can hear all of that and more on Oilersnation Everyday with Tyler Yaremchuk.

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The Edmonton Oilers' offense went dry on Saturday afternoon getting shut out by the St Louis Blues. An early goal from Torey Krug on the powerplay gave the Blues the lead and then Justin Faulk sealed the victory with an empty net goal. That is all of the offense St Louis needed to takedown Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers. 

Tonight, the Oilers will look to bounce back and get the offense following again when they welcome the Pittsburgh Penguins to town. The Penguins have not lost a game in regulation to start the season and have had 14 different players find the back of the night. Pittsburgh play-by-play voice, Josh Getzoff joined Oilersnation Everyday to fill us in on how the Penguins season has been going. 

Like every Oilers gameday, Jay Downton joined the cast for the Sherwood Ford GIANT Pre Game Show and also dropped his Betway bets for tonight's action. Plus, he gave his thoughts on the Oilers matinee loss to the St Louis Blues.

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