Someone was eventually going to break the $20 million annual average value mark and now Cale Makar has done it. It was announced Friday that the Colorado Avalanche locked up their two-time Norris Trophy winning defenceman to an eight-year contract, paying him an AAV of $20.4 million.
Oilersnation is reviving the Top 100 Edmonton Oilers of All Time list, a project originally created by the late Robin Brownlee in 2015. Evan Bouchard comes in at No.
Ever want to own a piece of Edmonton Oilers history, one in which former owner Peter Pocklington was held at gunpoint and shot in? Well, now’s your chance, as his former property at 8638 Saskatchewan Drive NW is heading to the auction block.
NHL teams need as many “guys” in their lineup as they can get. The more guys, the better the chance of winning Lord Stanley’s Cup. These players are key parts of the team, making important contributions in ways that the star players don’t.
“We’re not worried about this,” said Stan Bowman in a recent interview with Sportsnet’s Mark Spector. The Edmonton Oilers GM was referring to the news that four players are injured and will miss training camp, with two players, Matt Savoie and Frederik Andersen, likely out until October or later.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
Kasperi Kapanen's regular-season numbers last year weren't spectacular. He had eight goals and 17 points in 41 games for Edmonton. But then the playoffs arrived, and suddenly he looked like a different player.
After a one-year hiatus due to the compressed 2025-26 season, the Edmonton Oilers seem primed to add a couple more names to their Hall of Fame sometime in the near future.
Some trades in NHL history are so infamous, they get their own unique name. Usually, they involve superstars who have just won awards, such as Quinn Hughes or Joe Thornton.
The 2026-27 season is almost here, so let’s continue our Edmonton Oilers player preview series. The last player we looked at was veteran defenceman Mattias Ekholm, and now we turn our attention to another veteran.
We’re deep into the NHL offseason, September is right around the corner, and the Edmonton Oilers have given fans a little bit of news. On Thursday afternoon, they announced the addition of Misha Donskov as a coaching consultant.
The Edmonton Oilers have undergone plenty of organizational changes this offseason from multiple hires and a restructuring of their front office to big changes behind the bench.
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.
Injuries happen. That’s the message Edmonton Oilers general manager Stan Bowman is sending in the wake of offseason injuries to forward Matt Savoie and goaltender Frederik Andersen.
Although it is objectively bad news when players are forced to sit out due to injuries, there can sometimes be silver linings. This is the same for the recent press release that the Edmonton Oilers issued, announcing that multiple players would miss next month's training camp.
With training camps now less than three weeks away, the Oilers have added to their coaching staff. The team announced that they have hired Misha Donskov as a coaching consultant. As part of the release, head coach Mike Babcock released the following statement: We are excited to have Misha join our coaching staff.
The Oilers announced today that Misha Donskov is joining the coaching staff as a Coaching Consultant — a title that immediately raises eyebrows. After all, Donskov isn’t just another hockey mind floating around the industry.
The Edmonton Oilers are adding an experienced voice to help their coaching staff. On Thursday, the team announced that they are hiring Misha Donskov as a coaching consultant.
The Edmonton Oilers coaching department just added another member on Thursday, one with a growing presence in the hockey world. The organization issued
The latest report says the injuries to two Edmonton Oilers could extend into the regular season. The team issued a statement Wednesday afternoon saying Matt Savoie and Frederik Andersen are expected to miss training camp after sustaining injuries during off-season training sessions.
This August, Oilersnation will ask one question about every Edmonton Oilers player projected to be on the 2026-27 roster in preparation for the upcoming season.
Welcome to Oilersnation’s countdown of the top 20 prospects in the Edmonton Oilers system. Continuing with the top 20 in our prospect countdown is yet another goaltender in Samuel Jonsson.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins has become synonymous with the Edmonton Oilers. Selected first overall in the 2011 NHL Draft, he arrived in Edmonton during one of the darkest periods in franchise history.
If you’re an Edmonton Oilers fan and you haven’t seen the sneak peek of Oil Drop Episode 61 of “Inside the War Room”, I highly recommend that you do. It
Training camp is still days away, but the Edmonton Oilers are already facing questions about roster availability as they prepare for the opening of the 2026-27 season.
The Edmonton Oilers will kick off training camp with four players sidelined by injury. Those players include forwards Mattias Janmark and Matthew Savoie, defenseman Alec Regula, and goaltender Frederik Andersen per Chris Johnston of The Athletic.
The Edmonton Oilers will begin their preperation for the 2026-27 NHL season well short of full strength. On Wednesday, the Oilers announced that forwards Matt Savoie and Mattias Janmark, along with defenseman Alec Regula and goaltender Frederik Andersen, are expected to miss the team’s training camp in September.
The 2010s were about as rock bottom as it could get for the Edmonton Oilers. Although the “Decade of Darkness” started following the 2005–06 season, it was the turn of the 2010s where the misery hit critical levels.