McDavid extends point streak to 18 for Oilers, ‘very motivated to be the best player’
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Key Points:
- Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid has extended his NHL career-high point streak to 18 games, recording 42 points during this run, the longest in the league this season.
- McDavid’s streak ranks third in Oilers history behind Wayne Gretzky and Paul Coffey, with Gretzky holding the NHL record at 51 games.
- Despite the personal milestone, McDavid remains focused on team success, emphasizing the importance of winning games over individual achievements.
- McDavid leads the NHL with 78 points in 45 games, tied with Nathan MacKinnon, and has played a key role in Edmonton’s top-ranked power play since December 4.
- Coaches and teammates praise McDavid’s consistent work ethic, dedication
