For years, the Edmonton Oilers have hovered near the summit of the NHL standings, powered by one of the most explosive top lines in the league. Yet despite regular-season success and deep playoff runs, one glaring criticism has remained: a lack of depth scoring beyond the elite trio of Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, and Zach Hyman.
The last seven days saw the Edmonton Oilers shut out the Vancouver Canucks 6-0 on Saturday (Jan. 17), blank the St. Louis Blues 5-0 on Sunday (Jan. 18), lose 2-1 to the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday (Jan.
With how the Edmonton Oilers are playing, they believe the regular season is too long. It’s tedious. Annoying. Although silent, I’m sure there’s some contempt. “We have to play 82 of these damn games?” someone might have said in the dressing room. Yes, fellas – 82 of them.
The Edmonton Oilers’ play have been up and down during their recent stretch of games, but one constant has been the impactful play of forward Vasily Podkolzin.
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The Edmonton Oilers have finally found a goaltending duo. That’s how it appears, at least, as Tristan Jarry and Connor Ingram have taken over the top two spots, while Calvin Pickard has been converted into a third-string role and could be traded or placed on waivers any day.
Reports on Thursday revealed the Edmonton Oilers’ plans for the next five weeks leading up to the March 6 trade deadline: add a top-nine forward (center or winger) to bolster the group up front.
The Edmonton Oilers had a tough, road-heavy schedule to start the season. With 17 of their first 26 games away from Rogers Place, they needed to survive that stretch and land in a playoff spot, knowing there would be plenty of home games remaining.
After back-to-back trips to the Stanley Cup Final, the Edmonton Oilers are in the playoff mix again and remain one of the NHL’s top-tier teams, although their offensive depth has become a growing concern.
The Pittsburgh Penguins hung six goals on their old goalie on Thursday night, beating Tristan Jarry and the Edmonton Oilers 6-2 at Rogers Place in Alberta.
On Saturday evening, the Edmonton Oilers play the Washington Capitals for the second time in 2025-26. The two teams don’t have a lot of overlapping history.
The Edmonton Oilers don’t have many clean options when it comes to Calvin Pickard, and none of them are particularly comfortable. Unfortunately, uncomfortable decisions are part of running a competitive organization, where the salary cap is tight, and the goal is to win a Stanley Cup.
After all the talk about not being able to win three in a row, the Edmonton Oilers are suddenly staring down the barrel of a three-game losing skid. This eight-game homestand opened with a 5-0 win over the St.
The Edmonton Oilers continued their homestand last night, taking on the Pittsburgh Penguins. After a tough 2–1 loss to the New Jersey Devils in which they were goalied for the second time in less than a week, the Oilers would hope for a bounceback in this one.
The Edmonton Oilers suffered their second straight defeat at home, falling 6-2 to the Pittsburgh Penguins at Rogers Place on Thursday (Jan. 22) night. Anthony Mantha scored twice for the Penguins, who also got goals from Egor Chinakhov, Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Rickard Rakell.
The Oilers were starting back at zero in their quest for three straight wins, and the first step to trying to make that happen would be to beat the Penguins as they roll into Edmonton on the second half of a back-to-back set.
The Edmonton Oilers expect star forward Leon Draisaitl to return to the team on Saturday when they host the Washington Capitals, coach Kris Knoblauch said Thursday.
The Edmonton Oilers are actively exploring the trade market for a top-nine forward, but as Pierre LeBrun reported on TSN, the path forward is being shaped by an internal debate that could define their deadline strategy.
Another sweet 8-game slate. Let’s get to it. Edmonton Oilers Power Play 1 (Hyman, RNH, Walman, McDavid, Bouchard)* With Leon Draisaitl, Kasperi Kapanen, and Adam Henrique all out tonight—and the Penguins likely turning to Arturs Šilovs over a #RevengeGame Stuart Skinner—it’s hard not to love Edmonton at home.
The Edmonton Oilers are having a solid season, by no surprise, and they’re looking to turn things up as the season continues. With the trade deadline coming in March, they still have enough time to make moves, and it looks like they have their eyes on a certain position.
The Edmonton Oilers organization faces another injury setback as prospect Connor Clattenburg underwent surgery on his left hand following an unfortunate incident in the AHL.
As 2026 is now firmly underway, this is the time when organizations begin to look at the players who have their rights about to expire. These players whose rights expire in 2026 include names such as Maxim Beryozkin, Dalyn Wakely, Albin Sundin, and William Nicholl.
The Edmonton Oilers will be down a forward the next few games. Head coach Kris Knobluach revealed Tuesday that winger Kasperi Kapanen will miss about a week with injury.