The Edmonton Oilers have been a little quiet this offseason with free agency underway, and while they did land Andrew Mangiapane on a fair two-year deal worth $3.6 million annually, they haven’t done much else in terms of filling out their roster.
Evan Bouchard signed a huge deal this off-season already, and now it's been revealed just how the Carolina Hurricanes forced the Oilers hand in this situation, reportedly threatening them with a dreaded offer sheet.
The Edmonton Oilers entered the offseason with difficult decisions to make after another deep playoff run fell short of the ultimate goal. According to
Though the 2025 NHL off-season thus far has been rather uneventful compared to summers of the past, the Edmonton Oilers have nevertheless made multiple changes to their roster, particularly (and almost exclusively) towards their forward core.
The Oilers are trying to make the adjustments that will put them over the top after back-to-back Stanley Cup Final losses, but at least two veteran players expressed no desire to waive their no-trade clauses.
Edmonton Oilers superstar Connor McDavid isn’t a free agent yet, but speculation around his future has already begun to heat up with just one year left on his contract.
In today’s NHL rumours rundown, the Edmonton Oilers were quick to get an Evan Bouchard contract done because the Carolina Hurricanes were threatening to offer sheet him, but pivoted to K’Andre Miller after Bouchard was extended.
NHL analyst Jacob Punturi believes the Oilers could be primed to acquire a star goalie from the Sabres this offseason to help solve their issues in the crease.
In the 2025 National Hockey League draft, the Edmonton Oilers made five selections. For the third consecutive season, the Oilers entered the draft without a first-round pick.
Though the 2025 NHL off-season thus far has been rather uneventful compared to summers of the past, the Edmonton Oilers have nevertheless made multiple changes to their roster, particularly (and almost exclusively) towards their forward core.
The Buffalo Sabres and Edmonton Oilers formed a strong trade relationship during the summer of 2024. The organizations swapped young forwards as prospect Matthew Savoie went to Edmonton in exchange for Ryan McLeod, a middle-six center entering the prime years of his career.
The offseason is in full swing, and so are the player grades for the Edmonton Oilers. The first report card was given to Evan Bouchard, and next up is Derek Ryan.
NHL Free Agency is a time for players to cash in, but it's not always hard leaving a team you've come to know, and for Lauren McDavid, it's even tougher.
When Tommy Lafrenière heard his name called in the third round of the 2025 NHL draft, he couldn’t help but laugh. Getting drafted in the Edmonton Oilers organization — one with superstars Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl — is something he never imagined.
Some people believe that you need to win a championship to be considered an all-time great in a sport. I think this is especially true in hockey, where if you search for the best players of all time, some of the lists feature players such as Wayne Gretzky, Bobby Orr, Mario Lemieux, and Gordie Howe–all Stanley Cup winners.
The Edmonton Oilers’ 2025 offseason under new General Manager Stan Bowman is a vastly different one than the offseason of his predecessor. Taking a more calculated and unsentimental approach to roster construction, he’s testing his roster early.
The Edmonton Oilers made a reasonable bet signing 29-year-old winger Andrew Mangiapane to two-year contract, with an annual average value of $3.6 million.
The Edmonton Oilers have taken a more measured approach to this year’s free agency period. Instead of signing several players out of the gate, the team added only two after trading Viktor Arvidsson and Evander Kane, then losing Corey Perry, Connor Brown, and John Klingberg to other offers.
The Edmonton Oilers landed Andrew Mangiapane in free agency, and according to reports, the Maple Leafs were frustrated by missing out on the Ontario kid, whom they at one stage believed they would be landing as a free agent.
The clock is ticking for the Edmonton Oilers to sign a number of their drafted prospects. With the new collective bargaining agreement yet to be ratified, many of the Oilers’ current unsigned prospects will fall under the previous CBA.
The NHL’s thin goaltending market has led to an unexpected twist. According to active player agent Allan Walsh, five teams reportedly reached out to now-retired netminder Marc-André Fleury to see if he would consider un-retiring.
With only five picks in this year’s draft and none above the third round, the Edmonton Oilers had to make the best with what they had. One spot where the
The Edmonton Oilers have greatly expanded their prospect pool in the WHL with the 2025 NHL draft. With their first selection of the draft coming in the third round they chose Kamloops Blazer forward, Tommy Lafreniere.