Oilers Switch to Jarry, Chasing Playoff Spot

It's March 23rd.

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The Edmonton Oilers are switching back to Goldtender Tristan

Jerry for one of their upcoming road games after Conor Ingram

struggled lately, going.

Two wins and three losses, while giving up 15 goals in his

last five starts.

Coach Chris Noblowch confirmed Jerry will get the not either

Tuesday in Utah or Thursday in Las Vegas as planned before their

recent loss to Tampa Bay.

Jerry has just one win in his past five outings, allowing

22 goals total, including seven during a 72 defeat against

Dallas.

And he's still shaking off for us from a lower body injury that

kept him out nearly a month after a December trade from

Pittsburgh.

The team hopes this gives Jerry a reset, especially since his early

games with Edmonton look promising before the setback, all

while chasing a playoff spot in the Pacific Division.

Meanwhile, Conor McDavid made a short appearance at Monday's

practice for maintenance and said everything is fine, even as

the Oilers sit third in.

The division, one point behind Vegas and five back of Anaheim

with 11 games remaining, and Leon Drizidal's

sideline for the season.

They remain focused on turning things around.