Another starting goaltender, another win

There's something to be said for sound defensive hockey. It's not always must-see-tv, although with Connor McDavid around you usually get a moment or two worth watching, but playing the right way has a tendency to lead to victories. That was the case on Sunday evening when the Edmonton Oilers squared off against the New York Rangers in Madison Square Gardens.

The past two games, the oft-maligned Tristan Jarry had put together a 120 minutes of shut out hockey. With the Oilers playing theier second game in 27 hours, it was only natural that Jarry be given the evening off. With both Frederik Andersen and Devon Levi on injured reserve, that meant Sunday would be fourth string goalie Matt…