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Friday, March 13, 2026

Oilers vs Blues

3-2 Blues OT

GAME IN REVIEW

The scoreline may look like a simple overtime loss, but the game itself was anything but simple. Edmonton and St. Louis went at each other from the opening draw, a hard‑edged, trench‑level contest where every inch of ice had to be earned. 

The Blues leaned into their structure, and the Oilers matched them stride for stride, trading pushes without ever letting the night tilt too far in one direction. 


What ultimately separated the teams was St. Louis goaltender Joel Hofer, who turned in the kind of performance that steals oxygen from an opponent. He read plays early, swallowed rebounds, and erased several sequences that should have swung momentum Edmonton’s way.


Even so, the Oilers clawed out a point—enough to keep them within a single game of first place, though the standings math still leans on games in hand elsewhere. 


St. Louis, significantly, kept their playoff hopes breathing with the overtime winner, a result that reflects their desperation as much as their execution. Edmonton didn’t lack effort; they lacked the one clean finish that would have broken Hofer’s spell. 


In a season where margins are razor‑thin, this one will sit in the “earned but incomplete” column: a point gained, an opportunity missed, and a reminder that even in March, a hot goalie can still rewrite the script.

GAME TIME 

Goaltenders

Ingram, Oilers | Hofer, Blues

SCORING

1st Period
 No Scoring

2nd Period
Kasperi Kapanen (7) EDM  L. Draisaitl (62), V. Podkolzin (15)

3rd Period
 Connor McDavid (37) EDM  M. Savoie (16), C. Ingram (2)
 
Pius Suter (10) STL  J. Berggren (10)
 
Cam Fowler (2) STL  O. Sundqvist (11)

Overtime
Robert Thomas (16) STL  C. Fowler (23), J. Kyrou (20)

SCORE 3-2 Blues OT

Oilers vs Blues Condensed Game 

2026 NHL Playoff Finals

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