WATCH: Alberta player records first NHL point in Edmonton Oilers debut

Noah Philp of Canmore assists on Corey Perry's goal for the Edmonton Oilers who played the Nashville Predators yesterday.

Canmore's Noah Philp. Photo courtesy of Edmonton Oilers / Andy Devlin

NASHVILLE – Edmonton Oilers forward Noah Philp picked up his first point during his NHL debut on Thursday (Oct. 31).

The 26-year-old from Canmore assisted on Corey Perry’s goal in the first period against the Nashville Predators.

This week, the Oilers recalled Philp, along with forward Drake Caggiula, from the AHL’s Bakersfield Condors after star Connor McDavid was injured against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Monday (Oct. 28). The latest is that the captain could miss several weeks with an ankle injury.

A live look at Noah Philp's checklist:

✅ First NHL game
✅ First NHL assist#LetsGoOilers pic.twitter.com/hph7xCUYMc
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