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Follow along with our in-game updates and tune into Oilers Plus to catch the Live Post-Game Show after Thursday's game between Edmonton & Chicago The Edmonton Oilers can make it 15 wins in a row on Thursday night when they host the Chicago Blackhawks at Rogers Place.You can watch the game on Sportsnet West at 7:00 p.m. MT or listen live on the Oilers Radio Network, including 630 CHED.Follow along with our in-game updates and tune into Oilers Plus to catch the Live Post-Game Show following tonight's game and unlock more exclusive live and behind-the-scenes content. The Oilers host the Blackhawks with some fresh forward lines THIRD PERIOD0.0: PLAY LA BAMBA x 15! THAT'S 15 STRAIGHT FOR THE BLUE & ORANGE! Calvin Pickard shuts the door on the record victory with 27 saves to claim the shutout, while Connor McDavid puts forward two goals and an assist in a 3-0 blanking of the Blackhawks. Leon Draisaitl records three assists and Zach Hyman gets his 29th goal of the season.The Oilers will ride this incredible run into Saturday's matinée against the Nashville Predators with the chance to make it 16 heading into the All-Star break.1:15: McDAVID EMPTY-NETTER! The captain makes it 2G, 1A on the night with his 19th of the year into the yawning cage. 3-0 Edmonton.13:26: HYMAN A HURRY! Zach Hyman goes hard to the back post to accept Connor McDavid's exceptional pass and make it 2-0 with his 29th of the season. No. 29 also picks up his second helper of the game, along with McDavid getting his second point to grow his point streak total to 10 goals and 25 assists in 18 games. Hyman finishes a McDavid feed for his team-leading 29th tally 20:00: The third period is underway!SECOND PERIOD0.0: The Oilers power play and Calvin Pickard come up clutch to bookend the second period with a goal and game-defining save. McDavid has his 18th of the year and Pickard has 20 stops, including one on the penalty shot, heading into the final frame.1:36: Mackenzie Entwistle is awarded a penalty shot after Vincent Desharnais reached in on a breakaway. The winger for Chicago glides in on the left and tries to shoot across Calvin Pickard, but it's STOPPED by the netminder! A huge intervention from the 31-year-old backup who's been a steady contributor all night so far for Edmonton. Pickard stops Entwistle on a penalty shot in the second period 5:52: Shots are even at 16-16 as we continue this low-scoring game. Chances are few and far between.18:23: CONNOR CLEANS IT UP! Leon Draisaitl's backhand to the middle of the ice finds the captain with an open net to look at and slide home his 18th of the season after Mrazek slid too far out of his crease and into Zach Hyman, leaving the net vacant. McDavid improves his home point streak to 17 games with 10 goals and 24 assists.1-0 Edmonton. McDavid sweeps in a backhand with Mrazek out of position 20:00: The second period

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That level since, he's scored at least 15 goals five times in the past six seasons with the Winnipeg Jets and Calgary Flames. He's developed into one of the League's top shorthanded threats scoring at least two shorthanded goals in five straight seasons and his 11 since 2014-15 are tied for second in the League (Brad Marchand, 13).14. Derick Brassard, C, Columbus Blue Jackets (6)A two-time 20-goal scorer, Brassard is 10th among players drafted in 2006 with 451 points (176 goals, 275 points). He's also gained a reputation as a big playoff performer; he helped the New York Rangers reach the Stanley Cup Final in 2014 and has played in the conference finals three times in 12 NHL seasons with six teams, including the Penguins, Panthers and Avalanche this season.15. Mathieu Perreault, LW, Washington Capitals (177)The sixth-round pick has been a valuable, versatile forward for the Capitals, Anaheim Ducks and Jets in 10 NHL seasons. He scored 15 goals this season with the Jets, his fifth with at least that many.16. Artem Anisimov, C, New York Rangers (54)The second-round pick has scored at least 20 goals four times in the past six seasons with the Columbus Blue Jackets and Chicago Blackhawks. He's played center on a line with star forward Patrick Kane most of his four seasons with the Blackhawks and has helped Kane reach 100 points twice.17. Semyon Varlamov, G, Washington Capitals (23)Varlamov won 20 games this season, the sixth time in 10 seasons as a full-time NHL player he's had at least that many. His best season was 2013-14 when he led the NHL with 41 wins and finished second in voting for the Vezina Trophy. His 213 wins lead all goalies drafted in 2006. COL@SJS: Varlamov denies Kane's breakaway bid 18. Michael Grabner, RW, Vancouver Canucks (14)An