NHL · Final Recap

Levi Slams the Door as Edmonton Steals a 1-0 Win

November 15, 2026 · 2:44 AM

Devon Levi stopped all 19 shots, and Evan Bouchard’s goal gave Edmonton a shutout win over Toronto.

Edmonton escaped Scotiabank Arena with a 1-0 win on Saturday, with Evan Bouchard’s goal standing as the decisive score. Bouchard finished with one goal, no assists, one point, two shots, a plus-one rating, no power-play goals and no hits. Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl assisted on the goal: McDavid had one assist, one point, three shots and a plus-one, while Draisaitl posted one assist, one point, four shots and a plus-one; neither had a goal, power-play goal or hit. Devon Levi shut out Toronto with 19 saves on 19 shots for a 1.000 save percentage, while Anthony Stolarz stopped 22 of 23 shots for a .957 save percentage. Toronto outhit Edmonton 18-10 and blocked 22 shots to the Oilers’ 14, but Edmonton held the 23-19 edge in shots. Neither team scored on the power play, and Edmonton had six giveaways to Toronto’s 10. The result extends Edmonton’s winning streak to four and Toronto’s losing streak to six.

Key Performers

Evan Bouchard, Edmonton: 1 G, 0 A, 1 point, 2 shots, +1, 0 PPG, 0 hits. Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, Edmonton: 1 assist and 1 point each; 3 and 4 shots, respectively; both +1, with 0 PPG and 0 hits each. Devon Levi, Edmonton: 19 saves on 19 shots, 1.000 SV%; Anthony Stolarz, Toronto: 22 saves on 23 shots, .957 SV%.

Standings Impact

Edmonton entered at 14-3-3 with 31 points and extends its winning streak to four. Toronto entered at 8-11-2 with 18 points and absorbs a sixth straight loss.

DYMA Insight

The power-index gap—Edmonton sixth at 77.2, Toronto 21st at 47—showed up in the finish: Levi turned aside all 19 Toronto shots. The Leafs’ edges in hits and blocked shots couldn’t overcome Edmonton’s 23-19 shot advantage and the only goal.