While Kris Knoblauch acts as the teacher for this Edmonton Oilers team, it’s Connor Ingram’s dad who taught the coach a thing or two back in the day. Imperial,
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins scored twice in the Edmonton Oilers' 4-3 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights, but after the game, he made sure to give credit to Connor Ingram.
There’s no question the Edmonton Oilers have had some trouble keeping all the same players on the ice this season. Injuries, struggling veterans, and trades are all contributors to something like that.
Last night, Christmas came early for Connor Ingram. It was his first NHL start in 272 days, the 100th NHL start of his career and first as a member of the Edmonton Oilers.
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.
There’s a very real possibility we’re watching one of Connor McDavid’s best stretches unfold in front of our eyes. The shackles have seemingly broken free on his game, as in the most recent 10 games, McDavid has racked up 10 goals, 14 assists, 26 points and a staggering 47 shots on goal.
The Edmonton Oilers like to keep you on your toes — trades, goalie injuries, call-ups, and returns to the lineup, all during the busiest stretch leading up to Christmas.
The Edmonton Oilers made their move for a goaltender, and while Tristan Jarry is unfortunately already sidelined with an injury, it’s time they shift their focus to improving other parts of the roster ahead of the trade deadline.
This Christmas, unfortunately, an oil spill has occurred across the league, and we have seen it happen throughout the month of December. The reason I say an oil spill is because the Edmonton Oilers have been so good as of late that the rest of the league seems to keep slipping and losing their footing.
The Edmonton Oilers and Vegas Golden Knights both came into Sunday’s game in the second half of a back-to-back weekend, and with each club missing key pieces, it was tough to predict what to expect in their first matchup of the season.
The Edmonton Oilers continue to deal with uncertainty in goal following the recent injury to Tristan Jarry. The former Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender arrived in Edmonton just over a week ago via trade in exchange for Stuart Skinner and Brett Kulak, but only lasted three games in the Oilers' net before being sidelined.
Trent Frederic didn’t play in Sunday’s game versus the Vegas Golden Knights, and it’s unlikely he sees action for the Edmonton Oilers until the holidays are over.
The Edmonton Oilers will have some tough decisions to make soon, as they have several players on injured reserve, and will have to make some roster moves to be eligible to activate them all.
On Dec. 12, the Edmonton Oilers traded Stuart Skinner, Brett Kulak, and a second-round pick for Tristan Jarry and Samuel Poulin. Edmonton required an upgrade between the pipes, so they pulled the trigger.
Connor Ingram called it a huge honour after helping the Edmonton Oilers beat the Vegas Golden Knights 4-3 on Sunday night. The goaltender earned the win in his Oilers debut, stopping 26 of 29 shots.
With the Edmonton Oilers getting back to town from Minnesota late Saturday night, the team held an optional morning skate on Sunday ahead of their game against the Vegas Golden Knights.
Ahead of tonight’s game, multiple key updates came on the Oilers; new goaltender Tristan Jarry will be out a “few weeks”, as shared by Ryan Rishaug of TSN.
The Edmonton Oilers will be without goaltender Tristan Jarry for the next few weeks, head coach Kris Knoblauch told reporters during his pre-game media availability ahead of Sunday’s game against the Vegas Golden Knights.
Isaac Howard is making it harder and harder to ignore what he’s doing in Bakersfield. Sent down to the AHL so he could get more ice time and produce offensively, he’s done that in spades.
The Edmonton Oilers will have a bit more oomph in the lineup in Sunday’s game against the Vegas Golden Knights. Edmonton has activated winger Jack Roslovic off of long-term injured reserve after he missed just under a month of action due to an undisclosed injury.
The Edmonton Oilers committed heavily to Trent Frederic with the belief that his combination of size, edge and playoff utility would translate into meaningful bottom-six value.