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Connor McDavid notches five points, Oilers crush Mammoth - Sportsnet.ca

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Photo credit : Connor McDavid had a five-point night and Zach Hyman scored in his return to the lineup as the Edmonton Oilers dominated the Utah Mammoth 6-2.

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