Sometimes, you watch a hockey player and run out of things to say. Connor McDavid is getting pretty close to that point this season. What else is there to write?
Connor McDavid is off to a start the NHL hasn’t seen in more than three decades. He never ceases to amaze, but his coach is most impressed not by his point total, but by how much McDavid seems to enjoy scoring while playing the right way and bringing his team into the battle with him.
Going into the season, it was pretty obvious who the most likely breakout candidate was. Vasily Podkolzin had shown flashes of brilliance with the Edmonton Oilers and was expected to make a big jump this year.
The Edmonton Oilers touched down in Salt Lake City for the back half of their home and home series with the Utah Mammoth, and the obvious hope was that our boys would dole out some revenge after dropping the first game at home.
The Edmonton Oilers are off to a fantastic 6-1-1 start and have shown resiliency despite a depleted lineup. Head coach Mike Babcock has this team playing the right way.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
If you judged the Edmonton Oilers’ start to the season solely based on the social media reaction after they suffered their first regulation loss of the regular season Thursday night, you wouldn’t have thought they went six games before that loss.
After losing 4-2 to the Utah Mammoth on home ice, the Edmonton Oilers responded with a dominant 6-2 road win over Utah on Saturday (Oct. 17), concluding the home-and-home series.
Some players thrive under pressure. The more bright the spotlight, the better they seem to play. The Edmonton Oilers have a few of those players on their team right now.
Hours before puck drop between the Edmonton Oilers and Utah Mammoth, tragedy struck in Wainwright, Alta., Saturday night, when a deadly explosion claimed the lives of seven, leaving dozens more injured, Global News reported.
Connor McDavid scored twice and added three assists as the Edmonton Oilers thumped the Utah Mammoth 6-2 on Saturday night in Salt Lake City. Leon Draisaitl tallied and added an assist.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Edmonton Oilers are right back in the win column. On Saturday evening, the Oilers enacted their revenge against the Utah Mammoth, defeating them 6-2 to move their season record to 6-1-1.
Some may say he's on a mission. Others could argue he's just the best in the world. Either way, Connor McDavid's red hot start to the season became historic on Saturday night.
According to a team announcement, the Edmonton Oilers have activated forward Colton Dach from the injured reserve. In a corresponding roster move, the Oilers reassigned forward Josh Samanski to the AHL’s Bakersfield Condors.
The return of Zach Hyman to the Edmonton Oilers lineup should be a welcome one. The former 50 goal scorer always leaves a hole when he misses time, and even though this time the team won most of its games without him, that absence was still felt.
The Edmonton Oilers juggled the roster ahead of Saturday night’s game against the Utah Mammoth. With Colton Dach’s return to the lineup tonight, he has officially been activated off injured reserve.
It is no secret that the Edmonton Oilers have started the 2026-27 season with a bout of bad injury luck. However, finally there is a break in the clouds as the team attempts to bounce back on Saturday night when they face the Utah Mammoth.
It’s not quite time to start dusting off the old City of Champions signs that once greeted you on your way into Edmonton, but positive things are happening in Alberta’s capital city.
Sometimes, a young player can do almost everything right and still find himself in a tough spot. Isaac Howard might be discovering that with the Edmonton Oilers.
The Edmonton Oilers will get three key pieces of their lineup back on Saturday as Zach Hyman, Jake Walman, and Colton Dach are cleared to play after injuries.
Looking at the early-season line data, the difference between Edmonton’s top unit and Toronto’s is pretty stark. Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, and Vasily Podkolzin have played together for about 83 minutes across six games.
Whether it was his massive hit on Mikko Rantanen in his debut or his go-ahead goal in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, Jake Walman wasted little time winning over fans of the Edmonton Oilers after being acquired at the 2025 trade deadline.
Mike Babcock looked at the ice-time sheet after Thursday’s game against the Utah Mammoth and asked himself the same question the media was about to ask him after seeing Connor McDavid play over 25 minutes.
When the puck dropped on the Edmonton Oilers’ 2026–27 season, there was concern that it could be a rough start. Injuries to key players Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Matt Savoie, and Jason Dickinson, along with presumptive starting goalie Frederik Andersen, were looking to be major blows to the team.
The Edmonton Oilers are getting healthier. On Friday, Edmonton radio host Jason Gregor reported that left winger Zach Hyman is set to make his return against the Utah Mammoth on Saturday.
Something interesting is happening around the Edmonton Oilers, and it may have less to do with hockey than with the business of watching it. A discussion about smaller-than-expected crowds has brought out the usual arguments.