Edmonton Oilers Must See Improvement or Make Changes

The Edmonton Oilers made changes to their forward lines and defensive pairings following a 3-6-1 record through October. With these lineup changes, many hoped that this would translate to a better performance to kick off November.

However, the changes didn’t translate Wednesday, and the Oilers dropped another game, a 3-2 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins. With Edmonton unable to find the win column, and with the team not clicking on a complete level, it’s improvement or changes moving forward.

Right now, the team is not boasting strong numbers. Their 68.3 percent success on the man advantage ranks second-worst, and they surrender around 3.3 goals per game. Not only that, Edmonton’s offence is…