As per TSN’s Ryan Rishaug, “Things can change quickly in the final push but sounds like nothing close with the Oilers as of now for an additional move before the deadline.” That includes a potential significant swing that GM Stan Bowman said he would keep an eye on over the final 24 hours of the trade deadline.
Defenseman Connor Murphy is set to make his Edmonton Oilers debut tonight against the Carolina Hurricanes after arriving in Edmonton as part of a two-trade flurry with the Chicago Blackhawks.
While the Edmonton Oilers will be without Mattias Janmark for the rest of the 2025-26 season, they can at least anticipate for his return by the start of training camp.
Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch told reporters today that winger Mattias Janmark has undergone an undisclosed surgery and will be out for the remainder of the season, including the playoffs (via Tony Brar of Oilers TV).
A few hours after the 1:00 PM MT trade deadline passes on Friday, the Edmonton Oilers will throw their new additions straight into the deep end when the Eastern Conference-leading Carolina Hurricanes visit Rogers Place.
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The Edmonton Oilers could be exploring a goalie trade. Sportsnet’s Mark Spector said during a TV segment on Wednesday morning that the Oilers are “sniffing” around the goalie market.
On Wednesday (March 4), the Edmonton Oilers acquired forwards Jason Dickinson and Colton Dach from the Chicago Blackhawks in exchange for forward Andrew Mangiapane and a conditional first-round selection in the 2027 NHL Draft.
There has been a lot of talk around the Edmonton Oilers recently. Discussions focused on what they need to do to become a legitimate contender again. That leads to questions and solutions.
For all of us armchair GMs, the trade deadline is one of the most exciting times of the year. It is when we all congregate online to offer our thoughts and feelings on a team’s direction, who they should be acquiring, and who is on their trade bait board.
The goaltending market appears to be heating up as we’ve finally reached trade deadline day, and according to former NHL goalie — now insider — Kevin Weekes, an Edmonton Oiler is among those being discussed in trade talks.
While GM Stan Bowman said he would imagine the team is done, he left the door open to a significant move and said the team will listen and explore options over the next 24 hours (now about 6).
As I write this, Edmonton Oilers general manager Stan Bowman has said the team is unlikely to make any more moves. But the team could still change by the time you read this.
We’re less than a day away from the 2026 NHL trade deadline, and there’s no shortage of things going on, as the Edmonton Oilers have been one of the busier teams in recent days.
The Carolina Hurricanes will try to contain red-hot Leon Draisaitl when they visit the Edmonton Oilers on Friday night. Edmonton, meanwhile, will have its hands full with Carolina's Nikolaj Ehlers, who has four goals in his past two games, including a hat trick.
The Edmonton Oilers are looking to have a quiet trade deadline day on Friday. General manager Stan Bowman said during a media conference Thursday afternoon that the Oilers will most likely not make any more trades.
The Edmonton Oilers made a pair of trades with the Chicago Blackhawks this week ahead of Friday’s NHL trade deadline. They acquired defenceman Connor Murphy
It was announced on Monday that the Edmonton Oilers officially acquired defenceman Connor Murphy from the Chicago Blackhawks. Edmonton sent a second-round pick in the 2028 NHL Draft, while Chicago retained half of Murphy’s salary to help complete the deal.
As the Edmonton Oilers plan to try and finally win their first Stanley Cup since 1990, they made two moves to improve their defensive ability, bringing in one of the best defensive defenders in the league in Connor Murphy, as well as one of the strongest defensive forwards in Jason Dickinson.
If the Edmonton Oilers were looking for a pulse, they found it Tuesday night at Rogers Place. Down 4-2 entering the third period against the Ottawa Senators, Edmonton stormed back for a 5-4 overtime win — the kind of game that reminds you just how dangerous this team can be when it flips the switch.
The Edmonton Oilers need to move out Andrew Mangiapane’s money to add a top-nine forward. Could they be eyeing the Maple Leafs? TSN: Andrew Mangiapane has another year left on his contract at $3.6 million, and it’s likely going to cost the Edmonton Oilers if they want to move him, according to Pierre LeBrun.