Ryan Nugent-Hopkins returned to the ice for the Edmonton Oilers, netting the winning shot in a game against the Hurricanes. The Oilers brought Nugent-Hopkins back from the sidelines for his season debut. Nugent-Hopkins contributed significantly with a goal and an assist in his return, helping the Oilers secure the win. The victory was a turning point in the game for the Oilers.
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