Injured Oilers superstar center Connor McDavid saw that post and reshared it via Instagram Stories, adding an angry face emoji to put some more emphasis on his feelings about his teammate's feat. Connor McDavid's post on IG after Leon Draisaitl's milestone pic.twitter.com/axqKqjVg3I

Before Draisaitl came alive in the third, Viktor Arvidsson was the Oilers' best player on Saturday night. He scored Edmonton's first goal on a sweet feed from Draisaitl in the second period and was all over the ice the entire night. His expected goals share of 79% led the Oilers.

When Leon Draisaitl left the Edmonton Oilers lineup with an undisclosed injury, he had a league-leading 49 goals on the season. Even after missing four games, the Oilers superstar wasn’t passed in the goals race and he proved why he’s the Rocket Richard favorite in his return.