Oilers Rally Around Injured Draisaitl, Face Panthers

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Leon Drizidal is sidelined with a lower body injury that could keep him out for the rest

of the regular season.

The Edmonton Oilers now rely on their full roster to pick up the slack and chase home

ice advantage in the playoffs.

Stars like Connemic David, Evan Bouchard, and Zach Hyman can't do it alone.

In their latest game, the Oilers beat the San Jose Sharks five goals to three on

Tuesday.

13 players chipped in with points, including call-up Max Jones, who scored the game winner,

his second goal in 10 NHL games this season.

The team feels the void left by Drizidal, one of the world's top players.

Forward Zach Hyman said, no one can replace him, so everyone must step up their game on

both offense and defense to stay competitive.

Young fourer massive boy has stepped into a bigger role on the top power play unit, and

as a top nine player.

He's racked up ten points in his last eleven games, showing promise amid the changes.

The Oilers face a big test Thursday against the Florida Panthers, who ended their Stanley

Cup dreams the past two years.

Their second in the Pacific Division with 71 points, but Vegas trails by just one point

with a game in hand, and twelve regular season, games remain.

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