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McDavid Tallies 5 Points as Oilers Hang on for 9-7 Win over Vancouver Canucks

McDavid posted his 15th career five-point game as Edmonton built a 4-0 first-period lead and held off Vancouver’s late rally.

  • On Thursday, the Edmonton Oilers defeated the Vancouver Canucks 9-7 at Rogers Arena, with captain Connor McDavid recording five points including his first goal of the season and four assists.
  • Two days after a 6-5 overtime loss, Edmonton gained revenge against the Canucks, seeking to correct their season-opening performance in this second meeting of the week.
  • The Oilers dominated the opening period, taking a 4-0 lead while outshooting Vancouver 15-2; defenseman Evan Bouchard recorded three points to reach eight points through the team's first two games.
  • After allowing eight goals, Vancouver goaltender Kevin Lankinen was pulled midway through the second period; the Canucks surged in the third with goals from Rossi and Pettersson but fell short.
  • Both teams continue their early-season schedules on Saturday, as Vancouver hosts the Calgary Flames and Edmonton plays the Seattle Kraken.
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LOS ANGELES. Defensive play? Sorry, but why that. The Edmonton Oilers took quick revenge after Tuesday's home loss (5-6) against the Vancouver Canucks. Last night the teams met again, this time in Vancouver. Now Edmonton won 9-7 after three new points from defenseman Evan Boucher. That means he has scored eight points in the opening two games of the series.

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NEW YORK. After half the game, Edmonton had the lead 8-2... But incredibly, Vancouver still managed to make it exciting and in the end Connor McDavid & co won "only" 9-7 - We need to learn to play for 60 minutes and not just 30, rumbles Oilers coach Mike Babcock.

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McDavid tallies 5 points as Oilers hang on for 9-7 win over Vancouver Canucks

Canucks host Calgary Flames Saturday

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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