Short on emotion and scoring chances, the Bruins dropped their fifth straight game, falling to that well-oiled machine out of Edmonton, 4-0, at TD Garden Tuesday night. The midseason malaise dropped Boston to 20-18-5 — 12-9-2 since the coaching change to Joe Sacco — as it clings to its precarious playoff position.

On the back of a great performance by goaltender Stuart Skinner, the Edmonton Oilers earned a dominant 4-0 win over the Boston Bruins. The win extended their hot streak to four in a row and 15-3-1 in their last 19 games.

When it comes to their lineup, the Bruins are expected to roll out the same forward lines as they did during their last game against the New York Islanders. However, their blueline is expected to be different.

The Boston Bruins face off against the Edmonton Oilers at TD Garden on Tuesday night. After losing their fourth straight game against the New York Islanders on Sunday, they will aim to get a win against the Oilers from here.