Edmonton Oilers Tie NHL Win Streak Record with Victory Over Vegas Golden Knights

The Oilers' historic win places them within striking distance of the Pacific Division's top spot, showcasing a remarkable season turnaround.

The Edmonton Oilers matched the NHL record for consecutive wins with a victory against the Vegas Golden Knights, tying the 1992-93 Pittsburgh Penguins.
Edmonton's win streak, now at 17 games, has significantly improved their standing in the Pacific Division, bringing them within five points of the Golden Knights.
The Oilers' transformation began after a coaching change in November, leading to an impressive 26-6-0 record under Kris Knoblauch.
Connor McDavid and Zach Hyman have been key to Edmonton's success, with McDavid reaching his eighth consecutive 20-goal season and Hyman on pace for a career-high 55 goals.
The Oilers are now considered among the favorites to win the Stanley Cup, reflecting their dramatic recovery from a challenging start to the season.