Zach Hyman

The Oilers overcame a two-goal deficit to earn a 3-2 overtime win over the Bruins on Thursday.

Hyman suffered a broken nose and two black eyes when he was hit in the face by a deflected slap shot on Monday.

There are wins and then there are wins that mean that much more, like Edmonton's 6-3 victory over Vegas.

The Oilers have converted just two power plays this season on 19 opportunities, despite an all-world group with the man advantage.

As the regular season approaches, the urgency to improve is increasing for the reigning Stanley Cup finalists.

The Oilers can’t just bank on another 50-goal season from Hyman, because it’s hard to replicate that type of output.

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Hyman and Draisaitl were instrumental in creating two goals as part of a well-balanced Oilers attack that is now one win away from the Cup.

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The Oilers’ ineffective play during the second was the turning point and they're now down 2-1 in the series.

Away from the spotlight, it’s hard for Zach Hyman to get his due — love from renowned NBA big man Shaquille O’Neal aside.

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On April Fools' Day, three goal replays went against Edmonton in the 3-2 OT loss, two of which left them questioning the game's outcome.

Heading into the weekend, it seemed like it was only a matter of time before Edmonton Oilers winger Zach Hyman scored his 50th goal — and it happened in Ottawa on Sunday. After scoring for the 49th time in the third period of a loss in Toronto — his former team — on Saturday, Hyman reached the half-century mark in arguably the most appropriate way possible. With the Oilers on a power play in the second period, Hyman stationed himself to the side of the net — just to the right of Senators goaltender Joonas Korpisalo — immediately after the Oilers won a faceoff. The puck was worked...

Hyman has been out to disprove the idea that NHL players are at their best by their late 20s.

Goaltender Stuart Skinner exuded calm under pressure, making 40 saves and stopping several high-danger chances.

After their power play won the Oilers so many games last season, it was hard to believe it would stay in neutral for much longer.

“You guys are on him for not scoring, but it’s because he’s making those plays — and I’m the benefactor,” Hyman said.