Well that didn’t last long, did it? In a bit of a monkey’s paw scenario for the Edmonton Oilers, the new starting goalie has already hurt himself. Tristan Jarry, in just his third game as the Oilers’ starting goaltender, has landed on the injury reserve after suffering a lower body injury during Thursday’s win over the Boston Bruins.
The Edmonton Oilers announced roster moves on Friday following the injury to goaltender Tristan Jarry. The Oilers’ newest goaltender has been placed on IR, while Jack Roslovic has been moved to LTIR and Connor Ingram has been called up.
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.
On Friday, the Edmonton Oilers announced that goaltender Tristan Jarry has been placed on injured reserve, while netminder Connor Ingram has been recalled from the AHL’s Bakersfield Condors.
The goalie problems continue for the Edmonton Oilers, as Tristan Jarry has been placed on injured reserve, and Connor Ingram has been recalled from the Bakersfield Condors.
The Edmonton Oilers might have a goaltending problem on their hands. Tristan Jarry left the game against the Boston Bruins on December 18 with an injury, and if it turns out to be serious, the Oilers could be forced to make a move before the holiday roster freeze hits on Friday.
The Oilers are expected to recall goaltender Connor Ingram from AHL Bakersfield before tomorrow’s game against the Wild, Mark Spector of Sportsnet reports.
Tristan Jarry left last night’s game with an injury. It looked like it might be a muscle strain (maybe core or groin), but nothing is confirmed yet. Here is the video.
The Buffalo Sabres are about to undergo a slight overhaul with Jarmo Kekalainen in charge. One of the first things on his to-do list will be sorting out the three-goaltender situation, and it seems like the Edmonton Oilers might do some more adding after their Tristan Jarry acquisition.
The Edmonton Oilers made it two wins in a row, defeating the Boston Bruins 3–1 on the road last night. It was another encouraging performance from an Edmonton team that seems to finally be firing on all cylinders.
The Oilers appear to be rounding into form. After a 6-4 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins earlier this week, Edmonton rolled into Boston and took down the Bruins by a score of 3-1.
Late in the second period of his team’s 3-1 win against the Boston Bruins at TD Garden on Thursday (Dec. 18), Edmonton Oilers goaltender Tristan Jarry left the game with an apparent lower-body injury.
The Edmonton Oilers continued their stretch of solid play, defeating the Boston Bruins 3-1 at the TD Garden on Thursday night (Dec. 18). The Oilers have had a road-heavy start to the season, as this was the last game they will play on the road against an Eastern Conference opponent.
The Edmonton Oilers picked up a big 3–1 win over the Boston Bruins on Thursday night, but the victory came at a potentially high cost. Goaltender Tristan Jarry exited the game with an injury in just his third start with the team, leaving Edmonton wondering if they traded away their starter and already lost the replacement.
Game four of the Oilers’ five-game road trip took them to Boston for their first of two meetings with the Bruins. In a game where the details mattered, Edmonton kept things simple, stayed patient, and didn’t panic when adversity showed up.
The Boston Bruins (20-15-0) hosted the Edmonton Oilers (17-12-6) on Thursday night (Dec. 18). The Oilers defeated the Bruins 3-1 in a low-scoring affair.
Check the standings, and you might not believe it: the Edmonton Oilers have quietly clawed into the top three in the Pacific Division. After a rough start, they’ve gone 6-3-1 over their last ten games and are finally starting to look like the team we’ve seen over the past couple of seasons.
The Edmonton Oilers find themselves at the epicentre of the hockey world as the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milano and Cortina approach. With the Dec.
Sometimes when a team is attempting to maneuver through the doldrums of the long hockey season, all it needs is a little spark. That boost can manifest itself in a multitude of ways.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins is quietly putting together one of the best seasons of his career. Though having missed nine games to injury, he still sits fourth on the Edmonton Oilers with 25 points in 25 games.