Oilersnation is reviving the Top 100 Edmonton Oilers of All Time list, a project originally created by the late Robin Brownlee in 2015. Boris Mironov comes in at No.
The Edmonton Oilers are sending forward Max Jones back down to the Bakersfield Condors of the AHL. The speculation is that this move is being made to create roster space for the returning Kasperi Kapanen.
With Tristan Jarry not expected to return to the Edmonton Oilers crease any sooner than mid-January, goaltending decisions will be made on a “game-by-game” basis, head coach Kris Knoblauch said.
The greatness that is Connor McDavid continues. On Thursday, the NHL released its Three Stars for the Month of December. Along with excellent performances
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Max Jones is heading back to the minor leagues as the Edmonton Oilers announced Thursday morning that he was loaned to the AHL’s Bakersfield Condors. Jones,
The Oilers announced Thursday they’ve loaned winger Max Jones to AHL Bakersfield. By opening a second roster spot, they’ve given themselves the ability to activate both winger Kasperi Kapanen and defenseman Jake Walman from long-term injured reserve before Saturday’s game against the Flyers if they’re cleared to play.
Whether you were at Rogers Place for the Oilers vs. Bruins, out and about, or home with your friends, family, or animals, I hope that whatever you did to ring in the new year was filled with happiness, friendship, and time spent doing whatever you wanted.
Combining his stints in both Pittsburgh and Edmonton, Jarry has been good for a save percentage of .906 and a goals-against average of 2.73 to go with his 12-3-1 record.
With the Team Canada roster all announced, the debate that will rage from now until the next Olympics is which players were snubbed by their respective countries, resulting in a change in the outcome for their team.
The Oilers didn’t exactly bring their A-game on Monday night in Winnipeg, despite Calvin Pickard stealing a 3-1 win, and it would take a much stronger effort than that to beat the Bruins.
The Edmonton Oilers returned home last night, following a quick two-game trip through Calgary and Winnipeg, to face the Boston Bruins. Entering the final game of 2025, the Oilers were 9–3–1 over their previous 12 games.
“Whatever I need to do to help the team, you know, just be deployed wherever I can be, as long as I’m playing.” That was Jack Roslovic‘s response after being asked about the decision to elevate him off the third line and move him back into the top six mid-game versus the Boston Bruins on Wednesday night.
So long, 2025. It was a long, difficult year, and that’s something the Edmonton Oilers can surely attest to after a second straight Stanley Cup Final loss.
The Edmonton Oilers’ final game of 2025 ended with a loss. On Wednesday evening, the Oilers fell 6-2 to the Boston Bruins, bringing their season record to 20-15-6.
Team Canada’s roster was announced on Wednesday, and while Connor McDavid‘s inclusion was always a given, the fate of three other Edmonton Oilers wasn’t as clear.
Just in case it was ever in doubt, we needed to wait until the official Team Canada roster announcement to be certain that Connor McDavid would make the Olympic team.
December is a pivotal month in the NHL. While the midpoint of the schedule hasn’t quite arrived, there have been more than enough games for teams to get a sense of their strengths and weaknesses, and potential for success moving forward.
The Edmonton Oilers’ goaltending has been a problem for years, but Calvin Pickard is proving that reliability can emerge from unexpected places. Overshadowed throughout his career, Pickard has quietly become one of the most trusted goaltenders in the organization — especially when the pressure is on.
Now that the NHL holiday roster freeze is over, there are only five weeks until the start of the Olympics, which means yet another roster freeze. That also means trade rumours are going to start coming fast and furious, and for the Edmonton Oilers, they already have.
The Edmonton Oilers have activated defenseman Connor Clattenburg off of long-term injured reserve. He has missed the last 11 games after sustaining an eye injury in Edmonton’s December 4th win over the Seattle Kraken.