Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers have ignited offensively since the Olympic break ended, while the San Jose Sharks returned with a disappointing thud.
Darnell Nurse has always been a polarizing player for the Edmonton Oilers. His up-and-down play, which already drew scrutiny, has, of course, come under even more fire ever since signing his massive $9.25 million contract—and it’s now nearly impossible to evaluate his game without considering what he’s paid.
After a thrilling few weeks of Olympic hockey, the NHL is back underway, and for an Edmonton Oilers squad that limped into the break, there’s a heightened sense of urgency.
Connor McDavid, who is arguably one of the best players of this generation, hit his ninth career 100-point season and his sixth in a row following a two-point game against the Los Angeles Kings on Thursday night.
The 2025–26 season has been a revolving door of long-term injuries. As soon as one player is healthy and set to return, another is shelved with an ailment.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
The rumour mill is heating up in Edmonton once again. On the latest episode of 32 Thoughts, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman noted that the Oliver Ekman-Larsson
The Edmonton Oilers welcomed us all back in classic Oily fashion. They gave us a glimmer of hope Tuesday night, and then left us with nothing at all. Despite holding two separate two-goal leads, the Oilers managed to leave Anaheim with nothing but a bitter taste.
Despite the 8-1 blowout win of the Los Angeles Kings on Thursday night, it seems like the fun thing to do these days is harp on the Edmonton Oilers’ defensive woes.
We are here exactly one week before the 2025-26 NHL Trade Deadline. You know what that means? It is time for a scrumptious edition of NHL Rumours, and one focusing on two big wigs, the Edmonton Oilers and the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Edmonton Oilers erupted for one of their biggest road victories in franchise history on Thursday (Feb. 26), defeating the Los Angeles Kings by a score of 8-1 at Crypto.com Arena.
The Edmonton Oilers snapped their four-game losing streak emphatically, handing the Los Angeles Kings an 8-1 beating in their home barn on Thursday night.
If you’re wondering what exactly is going on with the Edmonton Oilers right now, you’re not alone. After coughing up three separate leads in Anaheim and
One of the greatest players of all time is climbing closer to the top of a legendary leaderboard. On Thursday night, Edmonton Oilers forward Connor McDavid potted a goal and an assist against the Los Angeles Kings in an 8-1 victory.
The Edmonton Oilers have had a goaltending issue for quite some time, even dating back to their back-to-back Stanley Cup Finals losses to the Florida Panthers.
The Edmonton Oilers are one of the best teams in the NHL at this time. With the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline one week away, time is running out for this team to make its final moves of the season.
What Connor McDavid is still lacking in terms of team success in the NHL, he makes up for with an unreal collection of individual accomplishments. On Thursday,
Connor McDavid had a goal and an assist for his sixth straight 100-point season and Leon Draisaitl notched his eighth straight 30-goal campaign, and the Edmonton Oilers ended a season-high four-game skid with an 8-1 romp of the host Los Angeles Kings on Thursday night.
The Edmonton Oilers have snapped their near-month long four game losing streak. After dropping a very winnable game on Wednesday, the Oilers return to action on Thursday, defeating the Los Angeles Kings 8-1 to move their season record to 28-23-8 for 64 points.
Some unwelcome news for a team trying to stay near the top of the Pacific Division. When speaking to the media on Thursday, Edmonton Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch revealed that forward Mattias Janmark is going to be out “long term.” “It’s a chronic injury that needs some rest,” Knoblauch said.
The Edmonton Oilers are running out of runway — and cap space. As the calendar flips toward the March 6 trade deadline, the Oilers find themselves in the middle of a four-game losing streak, searching for answers while nearly 30 percent of their salary cap is tied up in contracts that simply haven’t delivered to expectations.
The Edmonton Oilers were hopeful that the Olympic break would be just what they needed to turn their season around. While they haven’t been flat-out horrendous this season, they’ve looked like a shell of themselves from the team who went to back-to-back Stanley Cup Finals.
The Edmonton Oilers need to figure things out—and fast. A three-week Olympic break was supposed to reset the group, giving them a chance to hunker down and get hot down the stretch in hopes of another deep playoff run—this time ending with a Stanley Cup.