EDMONTON — On a night where the Edmonton Oilers honoured another legend — the last of the dynasty era Hall of Famers — it was the legend of Connor McDavid that grew a foot. They came to watch Kevin Lowe’s No. 4 rise to the rafters at Rogers Place. But they walked into the Edmonton night marvelling at their next Hall of Famer, as McDavid brought the house down with a late, game-tying goal that was perhaps the best he’s ever scored. Hyperbole, you say? Let’s ask his teammates: “It’s the best goal I have ever seen,” said Zach Hyman . “He’ll downplay it,” Darnell Nurse said, nodding to his right at McDavid in the post-game interviews. “But that was… probably the nicest goal I’ve ever seen.” What a fabulous, throwback night it was in Edmonton Friday, as the old Oilers Hall of Famers — minus Wayne Gretzky and Grant Fuhr — gathered for one last jersey retirement. As they looked on, drinks in hand, Edmonton fell behind 4-1, tied the game and fell behind again. It was an evening tha...