The 2013-14 season was yet another season spent in the basement of the NHL standings for the Edmonton Oilers. David Perron was acquired for Oilers former top prospect Magnus Paajarvi as a big addition to their top six. Through a series of trades, seeing the Oilers deal away Devan Dubnyk, the Oilers landed goaltender Ben Scrivens from the Los Angeles Kings. Heading into the night, the Oilers were definitely expected to lose, with a 17-32-6 record before against the Sharks who entered the game with a 34-13-6 record. He finished the game flawless, stopping all 59 shots he faced and with it, breaking the record for most saves in an NHL shutout.