It’s only been just over a month since the Edmonton Oilers lost Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final, and in that time, their team has seen some major changes.
It was on the evening of Oct. 12, 2016, when the Edmonton Oilers officially played their first NHL game at their current home, Rogers Place in downtown Edmonton.
In the preceding days, CanucksArmy has outlined the reachable milestones for a number of key Vancouver Canucks this season. And while Quinn Hughes, Thatcher
Ryan Reaves has been all over the media since his trade from the Toronto Maple Leafs to the San Jose Sharks, and has now taken aim at rival Evander Kane, newly of the Vancouver Canucks.
Canucks' Evander Kane has recently spoken publicly now that he has been traded by the Oilers, and said he would have loved to finish his career in Edmonton.
Maple Leafs enforcer Ryan Reaves isn't the type to keep his feelings inside, and now, he's opened up on the most fierce rivalry of his career with the controversial Evander Kane.
Welcome to my annual player review series, where I dive into the Edmonton Oilers season player-by-player. We’ll look back at the season that was, what kind of impact each player had, and what we could see from them next season.
The Edmonton Oilers made a not-so-surprising move before the 2025 draft to shed some salary with the trade of Evander Kane. Coming back the other way was
A newly-released report indicates which player the Edmonton Oilers, who have already traded Evander Kane to the Vancouver Canucks and Viktor Arvidsson to the Boston Bruins, could move on from next.
The Edmonton Oilers said farewell to Evander Kane on June 25, trading him to the Vancouver Canucks after a four-year run with the team and as Cam Lewis
The National Hockey League has reportedly closed their investigation into the Edmonton Oilers and their usage of the Long Term Injured Reserve for former winger Evander Kane.
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On Wednesday (June 25), the Edmonton Oilers dealt Evander Kane to the Vancouver Canucks in exchange for a fourth-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft. The trade brought an end to Kane’s time in Edmonton after nearly three and a half years.
We are hours away from the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, and the trades are flying in. The Vancouver Canucks have been active, bringing in Evander Kane in exchange for their 2025 fourth-round pick (117th overall).
As first impressions go, Evander Kane made a strong one Thursday afternoon at Rogers Arena. Strolling into the media room in a sharp, double-breasted blue
The addition of Evander Kane has been met with mixed feelings from Vancouver Canucks fans. The team’s newest member may come with controversy, but is a buy-low target for the club with top-six forward upside likely being used as a Brock Boeser replacement.
The ongoing discussion about what could happen with the Edmonton Oilers regarding how the team handled former Oilers forward Evander Kane’s status on long-term injured reserve is being addressed, sort of.
The NHL’s ongoing investigation into the Edmonton Oilers’ use of long-term injured reserve (LTIR) relief for forward Evander Kane has taken an odd turn — or more accurately, no turn at all.
The Edmonton Oilers made a move to clear up some cap space by dealing Evander Kane to the Vancouver Canucks. Now, they have $17 million in cap space, which still may not be enough to make all the changes they needed with the contract extensions that they have looming over them.
Evander Kane, a power forward who brings an element of chaos and spice both on-ice and off it, will depart Edmonton after four seasons in which the Oilers
The news of Evander Kane’s trade to the Vancouver Canucks marked a significant shift for the Edmonton Oilers and their fans on Wednesday. Perhaps not on
Evander Kane announced in a post on X on Wednesday morning that the Edmonton Oilers have traded him to the Vancouver Canucks for a fourth-round pick in 2025.
Vancouver native Evander Kane broke news on Wednesday morning, announcing on social media that he is being traded from the Edmonton Oilers to the Canucks.
Evander Kane announced on social media that he has been traded to the Canucks. Other insiders are now reporting that Kane has been traded to Vancouver, which his agent Dan Milstein confirms, but he says Canucks and Oilers still waiting on official trade call with the league.
The Edmonton Oilers have traded winger Evander Kane to the Vancouver Canucks in exchange for a 2025 fourth round pick, Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli reported Wednesday.
Evander Kane announced in a post on X on Wednesday morning that the Edmonton Oilers have traded him to the Vancouver Canucks. “It’s an honor to become part of an organization and team I grew up watching as a kid,” Kane wrote.
Four years after he arrived, it appears that Evander Kane’s time with the Edmonton Oilers is drawing to a close. The team looked to trade him ahead of the NHL’s Trade Deadline, and while it didn’t work out then, it always felt as though it were a deal to be made in the off-season.
As the Edmonton Oilers consider ways to improve their roster for next season, questions about who will stay and who will go will be a priority. Edmonton has limited options, given that many of its forwards have no-move clauses.