EDMONTON, AB - APRIL 22: Edmonton Oilers Center Leon Draisaitl (29) lines up a one timer on the power play in the first period of the during the Edmonton Oilers versus Anaheim Ducks game two Stanley Cup Playoffs First Round game on April 22, 2026 at Rogers Place in Edmonton, AB. (Photo by Curtis Comeau/Icon Sportswire)
Highlights
  • Leon Draisaitl has 12 goals in 11 games after scoring twice in Saturday’s 7-2 loss to Toronto
  • He has scored in six straight games, with nine goals and 14 points in that span
  • Read below for his game-by-game streak and how Connor McDavid’s 33 points fit in

Leon Draisaitl has 12 goals in 11 games.

He scored twice Saturday night in the Oilers’ 7-2 loss to the Maple Leafs, and the second one made it 12 on the season. His first of the night was already his 11th in 11 games, and it got Edmonton on the board:

Six of his 12 goals have come on the power play. He has 23 points through 11 games and has done it on 43 shots, a 27.9 percent clip.

The run is getting louder with each game. Draisaitl has scored in six straight and has gone multi-goal in each of the last three, picking up six goals over that stretch. Here is the streak, game by game:

DateOpponentGAPTS
Oct. 13at LAK112
Oct. 15vs. UTA101
Oct. 17at UTA112
Oct. 20vs. MIN202
Oct. 22vs. CAR235
Oct. 24vs. TOR202
Total9514

Overall, he has found the net in eight of Edmonton’s 11 games. He went without a goal in the opener against Vancouver, then again against Anaheim, where he still piled up four assists, and in San Jose.

McDavid is putting up his own numbers next to him. He has eight goals and 25 assists for 33 points and has picked up at least a point in all 11 games. Between the two of them, that is 56 points in 11 games.

The Oilers are 8-2-1 despite Saturday’s blowout. Read more on the Nylander milestone in that 7-2 game, and on how Mike Babcock owned the loss afterward.

Evan McLeod
Evan McLeod is an NHL writer covering league news, trades, and playoff storylines. With a focus on pace-of-play trends and player usage, he brings a mix of eye test and analytics to every piece. Before joining Gino Hard, Evan covered junior hockey in the OHL and contributed to independent hockey blogs during the season.