Declan Chisholm emphasized the importance of a strong start against the Oilers, highlighting that the first half of the first period could set the tone for the game. He stressed the need to apply pressure early and contain Edmonton's top players, specifically Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, to create momentum and improve their chances of success.

Declan Chisholm made a pivotal play in the closing moments of the game, stripping Macklin Celebrini of the puck as he entered the Wild zone. This crucial defensive effort allowed Mats Zuccarello to recover the puck and score into an empty net, solidifying the Wild's victory.

Declan Chisholm struggled in the first period when he mishandled the puck behind his own net, leading to an easy goal for Ross Colton. This mistake highlighted the difficulties the Wild faced due to injuries, as they were already playing without several key players.

Declan Chisholm inadvertently contributed to a near goal against the Wild when a rebound off his back found its way into the net. However, the goal was disallowed after the Wild successfully challenged for offside, showcasing the importance of team communication and awareness during critical moments of the game.

Declan Chisholm contributed significantly to the Wild's victory with a power-play goal, showcasing his ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities during critical moments. His performance reflects the team's resurgence in power-play efficiency, which had been lacking in previous games.