Connor McDavid extended his NHL-record season-opening assist streak to 14 games, according to an ABC News report, as the Edmonton Oilers beat the New York Islanders 4-0. The report said McDavid set up Ryan Nugent-Hopkins' second goal.

According to the report, the streak is an NHL record for the start of a season and now stands at 14 games.

The Oilers opened their road trip with the win, the report said. The summary gives the final score as 4-0 in Edmonton's favor.

The summary does not give the date of the game, the order in which goals were scored, or any player statistics beyond McDavid's assist and Nugent-Hopkins' second goal.

The report establishes three points: the streak reached 14 games, McDavid set up Nugent-Hopkins' second goal, and the Oilers won 4-0 over the Islanders. This story does not add outside information where the summary is silent.

Sources: ABC News: Connor McDavid extends his assist streak to 14 games as the Oilers beat the Islanders 4-0.