Although last night didn’t exactly go the Edmonton Oilers’ way, it was an anomaly. The Florida Panthers came in and took home a 4-0 win, and that stings a little.
According to Sportsnet insider Elliotte Friedman, the Edmonton Oilers did try to gauge the market for Tristan Jarry at the NHL trade deadline. That he didn’t get moved wasn’t for a lack of trying.
I’ll defer to Paul Maurice, who’s approaching 2,000 games coached in the National Hockey League. He said this after his Florida Panthers, who jumped to
The Oilers were shut out last night against the team that has become arguably their biggest rival, the Florida Panthers. And while a loss is a loss, the team looked lifeless, listless, and completely disinterested.
It is weird that we can say this with certainty, but for the final time this season, the Edmonton Oilers faced the Florida Panthers. The Cats, on the season, lost too many man games to injury to overcome.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
There was a lot of buzz around the Edmonton Oilers potentially dipping back into the goalie market ahead of the NHL trade deadline, and the name that kept popping up most was Sergei Bobrovsky.
The Florida Panthers treated Thursday’s Stanley Cup Final rematch in Edmonton like it meant something. The Oilers did not. The result? A decisive 4-0 road victory for the back-to-back champions.
In a meeting of opponents from the last two editions of the Stanley Cup Final at Rogers Place on Thursday (March 19), the Edmonton Oilers saw their two-game winning streak come to an end with a dispiriting 4-0 loss to the Florida Panthers at Rogers Place on Thursday (March 19).
The Edmonton Oilers lost 4-0 to the Florida Panthers at home, stumbling against the team that has beaten them in the Stanley Cup in two consecutive seasons.
The Edmonton Oilers faced sharp questions after a 4-0 shutout loss to the Florida Panthers on Thursday, and head coach Kris Knoblauch pointed to one key issue: a lack of shots.
The Edmonton Oilers found themselves on a bit of a run coming into Thursday’s matchup with the Florida Panthers, going 4-1-1 in their last six games, but they would need another strong effort if they were going to keep the good times rolling.
The Edmonton Oilers just can’t seem to figure out the Florida Panthers. On Thursday evening, the Oilers played the Panthers for the second time this season, falling 4-0 to the reigning Stanley Cup champions on home ice.
Watch the Edmonton Oilers enough, and you start noticing how much of their season rides on two players in very different ways: Connor Ingram in goal and Leon Draisaitl up front.
As the Edmonton Oilers stare down their final 13 games of the regular season, they’re leaning on contributions up and down the lineup to propel them into the playoffs.
There’s a certain kind of player you start thinking about more when things aren’t quite perfect, and the Edmonton Oilers Zach Hyman is one of them. When everyone’s healthy and rolling, he can fade a little into the background—not because he isn’t effective, but because players like Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl naturally pull your attention.
The Edmonton Oilers made a pair of roster moves and blended their lines Thursday ahead of their Stanley Cup Final rematch with the Florida Panthers. Leon Draisaitl was placed on the long-term injured reserve with a lower-body injury sustained Sunday night on a hit by Nashville Predators winger Ozzy Wiesblatt.
The Edmonton Oilers made a significant roster move Thursday, placing star forward Leon Draisaitl on long-term injured reserve (LTIR) while recalling forward Roby Jarventie from the Bakersfield Condors on an emergency basis.
One Edmonton Oiler who doesn’t get a whole lot of attention, but is starting to show his potential is Matthew Savoie. He is currently riding a three-game point streak just when the Oilers need depth most.
The Edmonton Oilers‘ goaltending situation has been a mess all season. Stuart Skinner and Calvin Pickard weren’t getting it done early in the season, so general manager Stan Bowman chose to act.
His injury not only significantly weakens the Oilers lineup. It also creates a potential opening for some other teams in the Western Conference playoff race.