The Edmonton Oilers are getting healthier, and reinforcements could arrive soon. Will the Oilers get more players back as they take on the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday night?
Simply put, stopping Connor McDavid is a problem. You can spend a lot of time figuring out how to contain him, but the more attention you give him, the more opportunities you may create for somebody else.
The Edmonton Oilers keep rolling. Saturday night’s win over the Utah Mammoth marked the fourth time in the first eight games the Oilers scored more than five goals, and they’ve found the back of the net at least three times in each game so far this season.
The Edmonton Oilers have been rolling. Led by their stars, the team has come out of the gate swinging, looking every bit like a legitimate contender. While not exactly a surprise, the Oilers have done so through a myriad of injuries.
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.
Despite a plethora of injuries in the forward group, the Edmonton Oilers have had little issue with the defensemen. Jake Walman is the only defender to get banged up thus far, missing a few games earlier in October, and since returning to the lineup.
After playing at Rogers Place just three times over the first three weeks of the 2026-26 NHL season, the Edmonton Oilers are set for a five-game homestand, beginning Tuesday (Oct.
Connor McDavid is conjuring up questions from the national media. Is the Edmonton Oilers superstar about to author one of the greatest offensive seasons ever?
The Edmonton Oilers are just eight games into their 2026-27 NHL campaign and things have been off to a great start. The team is red hot, sporting a 6-1-1 start, putting them first in the entire NHL in terms of points percentage.
I’ve always thought there’s a danger in trying to explain away a good start. A team wins, and we immediately start looking for reasons why it might not last.
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 league's biggest stars take center stage as the Minnesota Wild travel north of the border to face the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday. Both teams enter the contest with six wins apiece and their superstars at the top of their game.
The Edmonton Oilers have kept rolling four weeks into the season. Daily Faceoff released their latest power rankings article, with the Oilers coming in at the sixth spot thanks to their 6-1-1 record.
Entering this season, one player who needed to have a bounce back season potentially more than anyone on the Edmonton Oilers roster was Trent Frederic.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins has yet to make his season debut for the Edmonton Oilers, and although the hope is that he will return sometime this week, coach Mike Babcock wants to remain cautious.
Stan Bowman is in his third season as general manager of the Edmonton Oilers his tenure has been a mixed bag overall. The Oilers have made a Stanley Cup Finals appearance during his reign but have seen some ups and downs aside from that.
With the Pittsburgh Penguins and Toronto Maple Leafs both reportedly looking to trade older players for youth, one name stands out on the Edmonton Oilers: Isaac Howard.
The Edmonton Oilers have had to call on their organizational depth early in the season. With half the top nine injured, several new forwards have dressed in the first nine games.
Sometimes, a hockey player contributes in ways that don't always show up on the scoreboard. Edmonton Oilers fans know scoring matters, but a team also needs players who do the less glamorous work.
Some NHL teams and individual players have exploded out of the starting gate this October, but what are realistic expectations for them when it comes to the full season?
A fight, a bunch of goals and saves, and, most importantly, banking two points in the standings make for a fun game, and that’s exactly what the Edmonton Oilers delivered in their 6-2 win Saturday night against the Utah Mammoth.
The Edmonton Oilers could have an intriguing opportunity to add another Stanley Cup champion to their roster following recent developments surrounding the Pittsburgh Penguins.
The Edmonton Oilers have gotten out to a strong start, with a 6-1-1 record through their first eight games. Having a strong start to a season is something new for Oilers fans, who are used to seeing their team struggle out of the gates, but under new head coach Mike Babcock, it has been fun to watch.
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.
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 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.