Edmonton Oilers Tie Franchise Record with Nine Consecutive Wins

The Oilers, led by Connor McDavid, demonstrate resilience and potential as they bounce back from a slow start to the season and a coaching change.

The Edmonton Oilers have tied a franchise record with nine consecutive wins, bouncing back from a poor start to the season and a coaching change.
The Oilers are 19-6 since general manager Ken Holland fired Jay Woodcroft and hired coach Kris Knoblauch, adding Hall of Famer Paul Coffey to the staff as an assistant.
The Oilers' latest win was a 3-2 victory in overtime against the Detroit Red Wings, demonstrating their resilience and ability to win in various ways.
Despite a slow start to the season, the Oilers are now considered a Stanley Cup contender, with strong performances from players like Connor McDavid and Zach Hyman.
The Oilers can break the team record with a tenth consecutive win in their next game against Montreal.