The Edmonton Oilers were right to move on from Stuart Skinner after all, as the Penguins elimination proved the decision right.

For Connor McDavid, that moment may have arrived on Thursday night. Losing in the first round of the NHL playoffs to the Anaheim Ducks—a rising young team built for the next decade, not this one—wasn't just a bad result for the Edmonton Oilers.

Unless Connor Ingram puts his foot down and wants the goalie start in Utah on his first trip back there to play his old team, Tristan Jarry will be in net Tuesday. The Edmonton Oilers don’t need, uh,

Edmonton Oilers goalie Tristan Jarry reacted to the Anaheim Ducks scoring a controversial OT goal, saying he didn't think the puck went in.

Tristan Jarry will get the start in goal while the Oilers will receive Jason Dickinson back into the lineup on Sunday as they look to even up their series with the Ducks in Game 4 at Honda Center

The Oilers could still find a way to drag this series to the limit—they did against Florida in the 2024 final, losing the first three and getting it to game 7—but young skill can be a very tough out.

Expect the Edmonton Oilers to make a tough call as Game 4 against the Anaheim Ducks approaches and the Oilers are in a near must-win situation. Edmonton can’t afford to go down 3-1 in the series, but they may have to call upon goaltender Tristan Jarry,