Game Day: Edmonton Oilers look to rebound from shutout loss
Published Nov 19, 2024 • Last updated 2 hours ago • 1 minute read
Edmonton Oilers (9-8-2) at Ottawa Senators (8-8-1)
TV: Sportsnet West, TSN5. Radio: 880 CHED.
TIME: 5 p.m. Tuesday
Odds: Oilers -142, Canadiens +118
ONE FEWER FORWARDThe Oilers are likely going with a formation of 11 forwards and seven defencemen again, should forward Viktor Arvidsson end up missing his fourth straight game with an undisclosed injury.
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With defenceman Darnell Nurse out the next 4-9 days after taking a hit to the head from Toronto Maple Leafs forward Ryan Reaves, the Oilers called up Josh Brown from the American Hockey League’s Bakersfield Condors to dress as the extra defenceman.
STREAK ENDEDAfter earning seven of a possible eight points, the Oilers were shut out Monday by a Montreal Canadiens team that sat last in the Eastern Conference. They have now been shut out three times in 19 games, and are 4-5-1 at home and 5-3-1 on the road.
THE POLLHow many more wins will the Edmonton Oilers earn by the Christmas break?
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THE QUOTE“You’re not going to score pretty goals, you’ve got to grind it out and kind of get a greasy one every now and then.” — Oilers forward Derek Ryan
THE LINEUPSOTTAWA
Forwards
Tkachuk – Norris – Greig Giroux – Stutzle – Batherson Amadio – Pinto – Perron Cousins – Gaudette – MacEwen
Defence
Sanderson – Zub Chabot – Jensen Kleven – Hamonic
Goalies
Ullmark Forsberg
EDMONTON
Forwards
Nugent-Hopkins – McDavid – Hyman Podkolzin – Draisaitl – Perry Janmark – Henrique – Brown Skinner – Ryan
Defence
Ekholm – Bouchard Kulak – Emberson Dermott – Stecher Brown
Goalies
Skinner Pickard
INJURIESOTTAWA: None
EDMONTON: Viktor Arvidsson (undisclosed), D Darnell Nurse (upper body)
E-mail: [email protected]
On Twitter: @GerryModdejonge
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