EDMONTON, Alberta — Tobias Rieder scored two short-handed goals in 58 seconds on the same penalty kill, and the Arizona Coyotes beat Edmonton 5-2 Monday night to hand the Oilers their 10th consecutive loss.
Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Mikkel Boedker and Martin Erat also scored for the Coyotes, who snapped a three-game skid and won for the second time in seven games. They extended their point streak against Edmonton to a franchise-record 16 games.
Jordan Eberle and Jeff Petry each had a goal for the Oilers (6-15-4), who have not won at home since October. They dropped to 0-12-3 against Western Conference opponents.
Edmonton started the scoring 5:37 into the first period as Coyotes goalie Mike Smith lost the handle on Taylor Hall's shot, with the puck landing in the blue paint for Eberle to swat his fifth of the season into a wide-open net.
The Oilers had seven first-period shots against Smith to five by the Coyotes on goalie Viktor Fasth.
Edmonton came unraveled early in the second period, allowing two short-handed goals in less than a minute.
Just 36 seconds in, Hall coughed up the puck in the neutral zone and Rieder went in on a breakaway, tucking his third of the season through Fasth's legs.
Rieder scored his second short-handed goal on the same Edmonton man advantage at 1:34 after Martin Hanzal blocked a shot and sent the former Oilers draft pick up the ice with speed. Rieder outraced defender Nikita Nikitin before cutting in on net and scoring.
