Insider reveals how the Edmonton Oilers managed to turn their season around

The Edmonton Oilers are have managed to augment their record to 13-9-2, currently ranked 12th overall in the NHL.

To make matters even more impressive, the Oilers have been dominant on the road this year, posting an 8-3-1 record as visitors.

According to Jim Parsons from NHL trade talk, Vasily Podkolzin's confidence is soaring. He scored for the third consecutive game, tying a career-high. Once mired in a 41-game goal drought, Podkolzin has taken advantage of the looks he's been given in the top six. He is stepping up admirably in Zach Hyman's.

Nugent-Hopkins Finding His Groove
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins notched a goal and an assist, signaling he might be finding his stride. If he can become a producer for Edmonton, it adds another layer of scoring. Nugent-Hopkins scored the overtime winner on Friday and scored the empty-netter on Saturday. His steady play has been pivotal during the Oilers' resurgence.

Skinner Stepping Up in Goal
Stuart Skinner delivered a rock-solid performance, stopping 27 of 28 shots. «I think we're starting to really gel as a group,» Skinner said post-game, a sentiment reflected in his sharp focus and composure. Skinner became the seventh goaltender in franchise history with 80 career wins.

Following the Oilers massive 4-1 victory against the Colorado Avalanche, head coach Kris Knoblauch made himself available for his usual post game interviews, highlighting aspects of the game he feels the team is doing well.

The Edmonton Oilers will look to keep their momentum going when they take on a formidable Las Vegas Golden Knights team tomorrow night.