'We Brought Ourselves From the Dead': Connor McDavid Inspires With Powerful Speech Connor McDavid knows how to help his teammates elevate their game. They’ve been in much worse positions. Last year, the Oilers grabbed their first win in Game 4. This year, the series was tied 2-2 heading back to Edmonton.

Connor McDavid has been chasing the legend status of players like Sidney Crosby and Wayne Gretzky, and this stat should give him some motivation.

In slightly better news amid their defeat, team captain Connor McDavid reached another historic milestone on Saturday. McDavid finally broke through in the finals, scoring his fir

Knoblauch took over as coach of Erie of the Ontario Hockey League midway through the 2012-13 season. The Otters were coming off a league-worst 10-52-3-3 record the previous season, one which saw Brown go minus-72 while scoring 53 points (25 goals, 28 assists) in 68 games as a rookie in junior hockey.

The Stanley Cup is still eluding him, but there's no doubting Connor McDavid's place amongst the NHL's legends.

The Stanley Cup Final has lived up to the hype through its first four games. With the Florida Panthers holding a 2–1 series lead over the Edmonton Oilers heading into Game 4, the Oilers stormed back from a 3–0 deficit to take a 4–3 lead.

Edmonton Oilers’ captain Connor McDavid is expecting a big change for the team tonight as the team steps on the ice for Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final.

Connor McDavid’s cards and memorabilia have been in demand ever since he entered the league, and this year is no different.