In a closely contested match, the Edmonton Oilers fell to the Colorado Avalanche 2-1 in a shootout, with goaltender Connor Ingram delivering a remarkable performance. Ingram kept the Oilers in the game against the Presidents' Trophy winners, making crucial saves and showcasing his skills against elite shooters like Valeri Nichushkin, Martin Necas, and Nathan MacKinnon. Despite his efforts, the Oilers could not convert their chances into goals, particularly during a critical 5-on-3 power play. Defenseman Mattias Ekholm praised Ingram's recent form, noting his growing confidence and consistency. Head coach Kris Knoblauch confirmed that Ingram will be the starting goaltender as the team heads into the playoffs. The Oilers must find ways to score more goals to support their goaltender, as they continue to rely on strong defensive play to stay competitive.