Oilers Shut Out 1–0 by Islanders + Ryan Jones | Oilersnation Everyday with Tyler & Liam

The Edmonton Oilers were shut out 1–0 by the New York Islanders on Tuesday night, and it’s the first time in a while this offence has been completely shut down. Tyler and Liam are live on Oilersnation Everyday to break down the entire game, and former Oiler Ryan Jones joins the show to give his honest reaction.

We dig into how Ilya Sorokin turned into a brick wall, what went wrong for Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, and the rest of the Oilers’ attack, and whether this is just “one of those nights” or a warning sign for the rest of the season.

You’ll hear discussion on the Oilers’ power play struggles, 5-on-5 scoring, Stuart Skinner’s performance in the 1–0 loss, defensive breakdowns, and how the coaching staff handled line combinations. Ryan Jones also shares his thoughts on the team’s effort level, compete, and what it’s really like trying to score on a hot goalie in the NHL.

Have your say in the live chat replay and the comments:

Who do you think deserves the most blame for this loss — Sorokin standing on his head, or the Oilers’ offence not doing enough?

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17:00 Ryder joins the show
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43:00 Rangers said they are "retooling"
45:00 How can the Oilers get Panarin?*****
48:00 Any other Rangers of interest to the Oilers?
53:00 Ryan Jones joins the show!
57:00 How Jones got picked up by Edmonton off Waivers
1:03:00 Smittys bar
1:05:00 RNH first Oiler to play all 1000 games with the Oilers - RNH Stories
1:08:00 RNH has blown away expectations
1:11:00 There isn't a better place to be a winning team than in Edmonton
1:16:00 Playing against the Oilers and Leon in Germany
1:24:00 Betting Talk

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