The Edmonton Oilers made a pair of notable moves on Tuesday, signaling both short-term adjustments and long-term intent as the trade deadline approaches.
As the Edmonton Oilers players returned to practice for the first time in two weeks on Wednesday, they were met beforehand with big news behind their bench. Paul Coffey is coming back to the bench as an assistant coach and will run the defence corps, as he did the past two seasons.
Hall of Fame defenseman Paul Coffey is rejoining the Edmonton Oilers' coaching staff following a stint as a special advisor to hockey operations and ownership, the team announced Wednesday.
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It was announced Wednesday morning that the Edmonton Oilers are welcoming back the familiar face of Paul Coffey to their coaching staff. This move takes effect after the team returns from Olympic break.
Connor McDavid was at it again on Wednesday. With Sidney Crosby out for most of the game due to injury and Nathan MacKinnon battling an ailment of his own, the world’s best player had a major target on his back — yet he continued to lead Team Canada, just as he has all tournament long.
The prayers of many Oilers fans have been answered. In the middle of an intense quarterfinal between Canada and Czechia on Wednesday morning, the Edmonton Oilers announced the return of Paul Coffey to the team’s coaching staff.
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The NHL is currently on the Olympic break, with many NHL players making an impact in the Olympic Games. Edmonton Oilers superstar Connor McDavid is having a historic impact for Team Canada before he returns to his NHL squad.
The Edmonton Oilers announced Wednesday morning that Paul Coffey will return to their coaching staff after the Olympic break. Coffey, 64, previously served on Kris Knoblauch’s coaching staff in Edmonton during the 2023-24 and 2024-25 seasons, helping the club reach the Stanley Cup Final in both years while overseeing their defensive group.
After transitioning from a bench role to an advisory position last summer, Paul Coffey is returning to his job as an assistant coach under Kris Knoblauch for the remainder of the season, the Oilers announced Wednesday.
The Edmonton Oilers are bringing Paul Coffey back to their coaching staff. Rumours began to swirl ahead of the Olympic break about Coffey’s potential return, but they seemed to be just that.
The Edmonton Oilers announced Wednesday that former assistant coach Paul Coffey will return to the team’s coaching staff. The move comes after weeks of speculation and reports about a shift in coaching philosophy as the Oilers entered the Olympic break struggling.
We’re coming up on silly season in the NHL, with the Olympic roster freeze set to lift on February 22 and the March 6 trade deadline soon to follow. As all hockey fans know, the next few weeks will be full of rumors, trades, and surprises — though it can sometimes be tough to separate what’s real from what’s not.
With the Olympic break here, many Edmonton Oilers fans are glued to the TV for international matchups. With Oilers representatives like Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, no one can blame them.
Germany’s hunt for Olympic glory has come to an end. They squared up against Slovakia in the quarterfinals on Wednesday, falling 6-2, where Edmonton Oilers players Leon Draisaitl and Josh Samanski were largely held in check.
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It was another home-and-home matchup in the extremely tight Pacific between the Bakersfield Condors and the San Diego Gulls this weekend. After splitting the two games, the Condors and Gulls remain six points apart, with San Diego having two games in hand.
As the March 6, 2026, NHL trade deadline approaches, Edmonton Oilers GM Stan Bowman faces a familiar crunch: a tight salary cap, pressing needs for a reliable top-nine forward and a top-four defenseman, and the relentless pressure to maximize the Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl window.
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There’s pressure in hockey, and then there’s Olympic pressure. And right now, no one is carrying more of it than Connor McDavid. When he steps onto that Olympic ice, it’s not just another game—it’s basically the whole country leaning forward on their couches, hoping he does something magical.
The Oilers announced that they’ve reassigned forward Matthew Savoie to AHL Bakersfield. The move was made to give them temporary salary cap flexibility, per the team’s Bob Stauffer, likely to activate center Adam Henrique from long-term injured reserve before their schedule resumes next week.
The Edmonton Oilers seem poised to make another deep playoff run, and while teams are on a break with the Olympics underway, the 2026 Trade Deadline is approaching rapidly, and buyers will be looking to make a splash.
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