Hello, Oilersnation! My name is Arun Srinivasan, and I’m the managing editor at The Leafs Nation. I’m here writing from the Scotiabank Arena basement ahead of tonight’s game between the Oilers and Maple Leafs.
At first, when the Edmonton Oilers traded Stuart Skinner to the Pittsburgh Penguins, I had to admit that I was outraged. But I’ve come to wonder, after turning this one over for a bit, whether it really sits as neatly as the outrage around it suggests.
The Edmonton Oilers have announced the jersey numbers for their newest additions ahead of Saturday night’s matchup in Toronto, with both Tristan Jarry and Spencer Stastney set to make their Oilers debuts against the Maple Leafs.
Just when it seemed like the Edmonton Oilers’ search to upgrade in goal would have to wait until the offseason, Stan Bowman pulled a rabbit out of his hat and acquired Tristan Jarry.
The dust has settled on Friday’s trades that saw the Edmonton Oilers flip Stuart Skinner in a package to acquire Tristan Jarry from the Pittsburgh Penguins, and a third-round pick head to the Nashville Predators for defenceman Spencer Stastney.
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.
Tristan Jarry and Spencer Stastney will make their Edmonton Oilers debut tonight in Toronto and there’s a small belief that sometimes all it takes is a fresh start.
The Edmonton Oilers finally made a move for what they hope to be the solution to their long-standing goaltending woes by trading for Tristan Jarry on Friday morning.
The Edmonton Oilers went 3-1-1 on their recent five-game homestand. After their last win against the Detroit Red Wings, fans were waking up on Friday feeling good about the 4-1 victory and the upcoming road trip… but then, bam!
The Edmonton Oilers finally, after years of debate, made a trade to try and attempt their goaltending issues. On Friday morning, it was confirmed that they traded Stuart Skinner, Brett Kulak, and a second-round pick in 2029 in exchange for Tristan Jarry and Sam Poulin.
It’s always good to see a young NHL player take that next step in their career. They’ve spent their time in junior, played their way through the AHL, but just haven’t been able to find a solid spot in the lineup with the big club.
Did the Edmonton Oilers panic when they made the move to acquire Tristan Jarry from the Pittsburgh Penguins on Friday? Some analysts and insiders believe they might have, and former general manager Doug MaClean is among them.
The Holiday Season has arrived, and with Christmas around the corner, it’s time to determine Santa’s Naughty or Nice List. For the Edmonton Oilers, there have certainly been players who’ve impressed, but there have also been a few major disappointments.
The Edmonton Oilers have made a trade to change up their goaltending tandem. On Friday morning, the Oilers traded Stuart Skinner, Brett Kulak, and a 2029 second-round pick to the Pittsburgh Penguins for Tristan Jarry and Samuel Poulin.
As the Toronto Maple Leafs get ready to face the Edmonton Oilers, this matchup brings two skilled but inconsistent teams looking to build real momentum.
The host Toronto Maple Leafs must deal with a surging Connor McDavid and a new-look Edmonton Oilers team Saturday night. McDavid had four assists and Zach Hyman scored three goals Thursday when the Oilers defeated the Detroit Red Wings 4-1 to complete a 3-1-1 homestand.
After acquiring netminder Tristan Jarry and defenseman Spencer Stastney earlier today while moving out Stuart Skinner and Brett Kulak, it was likely the Edmonton Oilers were going to have to make an additional roster move for depth purposes.
Earlier today the Edmonton Oilers announced that Max Jones has been recalled from AHL Bakersfield, while fellow forwards Connor Clattenburg and Jack Roslovic have been placed on injured reserve.