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Edmonton Oilers One Win Away from Conference Finals After Game 4 Shutout

A 3–0 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights puts Edmonton up 3–1 in the series, with contributions from Henrique, Kane, McDavid, and Skinner leading the charge.

Overview

  • The Edmonton Oilers secured a commanding 3–0 win in Game 4 at Rogers Place, taking a 3–1 series lead over the Vegas Golden Knights in the Western Conference semifinals.
  • Adam Henrique scored twice in the first period, while Evander Kane added a third goal in the second, assisted by Connor McDavid, who extended his playoff point streak to eight games.
  • Goaltender Stuart Skinner recorded his second postseason shutout and has now won all five of his Game 4 playoff appearances.
  • Leon Draisaitl, the NHL’s leading playoff scorer, was held without a point for only the second time this postseason, emphasizing Edmonton’s depth in key moments.
  • The Oilers, aiming to avenge last year’s Stanley Cup Final loss, can secure a spot in the Conference Finals with a Game 5 win in Las Vegas on Wednesday.