Talbot (5-4-1, 2.81 goals-against average) shouldered the blame for the loss.“Penalty kill starts with the goalie. He’s got to be your best killer,” he said.While Edmonton has won four of six on the road in 2018-19 — and begins a four-game swing Saturday against the Detroit Red Wings — the club looks

The 55 in-season NHL coaching changes since beginning of salary cap era in 2005:2005-06New York Islanders replaced Steve Stirling with Brad Shaw Custom Calgary Flames Jerseys , missed playoffsNew Jersey Devils replaced resigning Larry Robinson with Lou Lamoriello, made playoffsPittsburgh Penguins replaced Ed Olczyk with Michel Therrien, missed playoffsLos Angeles Kings replaced John Torchetti with Andy Murray, missed playoffsMontreal Canadiens replaced Claude Julien with Bob Gainey, made playoffs2006-07Chicago Blackhawks replaced Trent Yawney with Denis Savard, missed playoffsSt. Louis Blues replaced Mike Kitchen with Andy Murray, missed playoffsPhiladelphia Flyers replaced Ken Hitchcock with John Stevens, missed playoffsColumbus Blue Jackets replaced Gerard Gallant with Ken Hitchcock, missed playoffsNew Jersey Devils replaced Claude Julien with Lou Lamoriello, made playoffs2007-08Washington Capitals replaced Glen Hanlon with Bruce Boudreau, made playoffsAtlanta Thrashers replaced Bob Hartley with Don Waddell, missed playoffsOttawa Senators replaced John Paddock with Bryan Murray, made playoffs2008-09Chicago Blackhawks replaced Denis Savard with Joel Quenneville, made playoffsCarolina Hurricanes replaced Peter Laviolette with Paul Maurice, made playoffsMontreal Canadiens replaced Guy Carbonneau with Bob Gainey, made playoffsOttawa Senators replaced Craig Hartsburg with Cory Clouston www.officialhurricanes.com , missed playoffsTampa Bay Lightning replaced Barry Melrose with Rick Tocchet, missed playoffsNew York Rangers replaced Tom Renney with John Tortorella, made playoffsPittsburgh Penguins replaced Michel Therrien with Dan Bylsma, won Stanley Cup2009-10Columbus Blue Jackets replaced Ken Hitchcock with Claude Noel, missed playoffsSt. Louis Blues replaced Andy Murray with Davis Payne, missed playoffsPhiladelphia Flyers replaced John Stevens with Peter Laviolette, made playoffs2010-11New York Islanders replaced Scott Gordon with Jack Capuano, missed playoffsNew Jersey Devils replaced John MacLean with Jacques Lemaire, missed playoffs2011-12St. Louis Blues replaced Davis Payne with Ken Hitchcock, made playoffsWashington Capitals replaced Bruce Boudreau with Dale Hunter, made playoffsAnaheim Ducks replaced Randy Carlyle with Bruce Boudreau, missed playoffsCarolina Hurricanes replaced Paul Maurice with Kirk Muller, missed playoffsColumbus Blue Jackets replaced Scott Arniel with Todd Richards, missed playoffsMontreal Canadiens replaced Jacques Martin with Randy Cunneyworth, missed playoffsLos Angeles Kings replaced Andy Murray with Darryl Sutter, won Stanley CupToronto Maple Leafs replaced Ron Wilson with Randy Carlyle Carolina Hurricanes T-Shirts Authentic , missed playoffs2013Buffalo Sabres replaced Lindy Ruff with Ron Rolston, missed playoffsTampa Bay Lightning replaced Guy Boucher with Jon Cooper, missed playoffs2013-14Philadelphia Flyers replaced Peter Laviolette with Craig Berube, made playoffsWinnipeg Jets replaced Claude Noel with Paul Maurice, missed playoffsBuffalo Sabres replaced Ron Rolston with Ted Nolan, missed playoffsFlorida Panthers replaced Kevin Dineen with Peter Horachek, missed playoffs2014-15Edmonton Oilers replaced Dallas Eakins with Todd Nelson, missed playoffsOttawa Senators replaced Paul McLean with Dave Cameron, made playoffsNew Jersey Devils replaced Peter DeBoer with Lou Lamoriello/Scott Stevens/Adam Oates, miss playoffsToronto Maple Leafs replaced Randy Carlyle with Peter Horachek, missed playoffs2015-16Columbus Blue Jackets replaced Todd Richardson with John Tortorella, missed playoffsPittsburgh Penguins replaced Mike Johnston with Mike Sullivan, won Stanley CupMinnesota Wild replaced Mike Yeo with John Torchetti, made playoffs2016-17Florida Panthers replaced Gerard Gallant with Tom Rowe, missed playoffsBoston Bruins replaced Claude Julien with Bruce Cassidy, made playoffsMontreal Canadiens replaced Michel Therrien with Claude Julien Carolina Hurricanes Hoodies Authentic , made playoffsSt. Louis Blues replaced Ken Hitchcock with Mike Yeo, made playoffsNew York Islanders replaced Jack Capuano with Doug Weight, missed playoffs2018-19Los Angeles Kings replaced John Stevens with Willie DesjardinsChicago Blackhawks replaced Joel Quenneville with Jeremy CollinSt. Louis Blues replaced Mike Yeo with Craig BerubeEdmonton Oilers replaced Todd McLellan with Ken Hitchcock In the short term, the Edmonton Oilers must tighten up a porous penalty-killing unit. In the long term, they want to remind opponents that Rogers Place is a tough barn in which to play.Edmonton seeks a split of a two-game homestand Thursday night when it faces the high-scoring Chicago Blackhawks for the second time this week.The Oilers’ three-game winning streak ended with Tuesday’s 4-3 loss to the Minnesota Wild. Edmonton gave up three power-play goals in as many chances and has surrendered six man-advantage goals in 14 opportunities over the last three contests.Article continues below ...“Let’s hope it’s an anomaly,” Oilers coach Todd McLellan said Wednesday. “We won’t know until we play a few more games, but (the) penalty kill’s been leaking a little bit lately.”Chicago is 2 for 18 with the man advantage on the road this season.Oilers goaltender Cam Talbot (5-4-1, 2.81 goals-against average) shouldered the blame for the loss.“Penalty kill starts with the goalie. He’s got to be your best killer,” he said.While Edmonton has won four of six on the road in 2018-19 — and begins a four-game swing Saturday against the Detroit Red Wings — the club looks to improve on a 2-2-1 home record.“All the games at home have to be difficult. It doesn’t matter when we play them or we add emphasis to it,” McLellan said. “With Chicago, they’re a different type of team that present different problems. We’ll prepare, but we plan on making it difficult for every team coming in here.”Last Sunday, the Oilers erased an early deficit and defeated the Blackhawks 2-1 at the United Center on Connor McDavid’s goal 53 seconds into overtime. Chicago is tied with the Pittsburgh Penguins for most goals this season (43) after finishing tied for 21st in 2017-18 with 228.“We played them pretty tough on the road. We’re going to need to bring that road game home and play another good game against them here,” Talbot said.Chicago (6-4-3) has a quick turnaround after surrendering two third-period goals en route to its season-high third straight loss, 4-2 to the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday.“I thought we were pretty good for 35 minutes there,” Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville told the team’s official website. “The last five minutes of the second there Carolina Hurricanes Hats Authentic , we lost a little momentum in the game, but I thought we were playing how we wanted to play, and then tough to watch the third period.”Chicago was without Patrick Kane (illness), and his availability to face Edmonton is not immediately known. Kane and David Pastrnak of the Boston Bruins are tied for most goals in the league with 11.Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews is on the cusp of a milestone. After scoring against the Canucks, he needs one goal to become the sixth player in Original Six franchise’s history with 300 goals.Toews has 10 career goals in Edmonton, but hasn’t scored in five straight contests there dating back to November 2014.Chicago, which has surrendered 13 goals during its skid, is 0-1-2 in the second of back-to-back games this season.Corey Crawford made 24 saves Wednesday, but is still rounding into form after missing nearly a calendar year because of a concussion and may not play on consecutive nights.Cam Ward made 24 saves in the loss to the Oilers earlier in the week and is 2-3-2 with a 3.15 goals-against average, while Crawford is 4-2-0 with a 2.79 GAA during their respective careers playing in Edmonton.McDavid has goals in five straight games for the Oilers, matching the longest streak of his career set last March 22-29. But the two-time Art Ross Trophy winner has failed to score a goal in three career home games against the Hawks.