Fans and analysts are going to read far too much into the comments made by Connor McDavid on Saturday night — comments in which he praised the coaching of Jon Cooper and seemed to throw shade at the coaching in Edmonton.
In today’s NHL rumour rundown, we start off with the scare Edmonton Oilers fans had after superstar Leon Draisaitl was spotted in Germany visiting a doctor regarding his lower-body injury.
It seems like the Edmonton Oilers will be without Trent Frederic for an unknown amount of time. If you told me that earlier this season, I wouldn’t have been too bothered, given his lack of production and the team being shelled when he was on the ice.
If the playoffs started today, the hope for a Canadian Stanley Cup is between the Edmonton Oilers and Montreal Canadiens. For most, it seems, Connor McDavid and the Oilers are destined to win a Cup, but they have been thwarted in back-to-back Stanley Cup Finals losses.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
It was the Nikita Kucherov show in Edmonton on Saturday night, as the Russian star led the Lightning to a 5-2 win over the Oilers with two goals and two assists.
With the season about to end in a few weeks, I think today is the perfect time to revisit the five hot takes I set back in September for the Edmonton Oilers.
The Edmonton Oilers have struggled in the absence of Leon Draisaitl, as he deals with an injury, and they dropped another game on Saturday (Mar. 21), losing 5-2 to the Tampa Bay Lightning.
You know it’s bad when one of the best players in the world is calling out an entire division. On Saturday night, Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid was asked about his thoughts on the team not losing ground in the race for first place in the Pacific Division, despite the team losing to the Tampa Bay Lightning, 5-2.
Leon Draisaitl has spoken publicly for the first time since his injury, offering hope while remaining realistic about his recovery timeline. The Edmonton Oilers star is currently in Munich receiving treatment from renowned specialist Hans-Wilhelm Müller-Wohlfahrt.
For the second consecutive game, the Edmonton Oilers were outclassed by a team based in Florida. After falling 4-0 on Thursday to the Florida Panthers, the Oilers fell 5-2 to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday in what was a chippy game.
Edmonton Oilers superstar forward Leon Draisaitl is currently in Germany. He spoke today, and it sounded like he may not be ready for the start of the playoffs.
Leon Draisaitl appears to be going the extra mile in his efforts get healthy in time for the postseason. According to Sky Sport’s Ben Heckner, the Edmonton Oilers‘ superstar is currently in Munich, Germany receiving treatment for his lower-body injury from renowned sports doctor Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt.
Edmonton Oilers superstar Leon Draisaitl is in Germany receiving treatment for a lower-body injury, and is hopeful to return to the lineup “soon.” In an interview with Sky News’ Michael Leopold, Draisaitl revealed he will remain in Munich until next Tuesday.
They did it again. The Florida Panthers came into Edmonton on March 19 and owned the Oilers yet again in an important game 4-0. Just like Game 5 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final, when Florida came into Rogers Place and outclassed the Oilers 5-1 to take a stranglehold on the Stanley Cup Final.
The Edmonton Oilers have been forced to deal with a slew of injuries as of late, and the laundry list got even longer during Thursday’s 4-0 loss to the Florida Panthers.
Noise about the Edmonton Oilers’ Thursday loss to the Florida Panthers has been loud. It was nothing short of a pitiful performance, as the Oilers were
Heading into Friday night, the Bakersfield Condors had split their previous four games with two wins, one regulation loss, and one overtime loss. With 13 games remaining in the regular season, the Condors find themselves in fourth place, trailing the San Jose Barracuda by four points.
The Edmonton Oilers keep battling for the Pacific Division title during the home stretch of the regular season, but injuries aren't making it easy for the Stanley Cup runner-ups.
The Edmonton Oilers had another disappointing home loss, losing 4-0 to the Florida Panthers. This was another game that the Oilers didn’t show up for. They were playing the team that defeated them in back-to-back Stanley Cup Finals, but this felt like a preseason game.
The Edmonton Oilers faced their first taste of adversity without Leon Draisaitl in the lineup, coming out flat last game and falling 4-0 to their arch-nemesis, the Florida Panthers.