What wasn’t tough, however, was Edmonton’s goaltending who between Stuart Skinner and Calvin Pickard gave up nine goals on 34 shots to give Cale Makar, Parker Kelly, Nathan MacKinnon and Jack Drury multi-goal contributions in this 9-1 torching in the favor of the league leading Colorado Avalanche.

Connor McDavid, who scored the lone goal for the Oilers on a power play in the second period, called the night “humbling” and said it should serve as a warning while addressing the media after Sunday's practice.

This is rock bottom. On Saturday evening, the Edmonton Oilers returned home to host the Colorado Avalanche. The Oilers did not win. About six and a half minutes into the game, Cale Makar scored his fifth of the season.

The Colorado Avalanche were dominant from bell to bell against the Edmonton Oilers, crushing their Western Conference foe 9-1.

After coming back home to Ball Arena for a game following a weekend back-to-back trip to Vegas and San Jose, the Colorado Avalanche took on the Tampa Bay Lightning tonight, and ultimately won by a final score of 3-2. Let’s take a look at all the action from tonight!

The Edmonton Oilers (6-6-4) hosted the Colorado Avalanche (9-1-5) on Saturday night (Nov 8), as four of the league’s best players did battle. In what was supposed to be a highly anticipated matchup turned into a rout as the Avalanche dominated the Oilers 9-1 for a lopsided road victory.