NHL insider David Pagnotta believes the Edmonton Oilers got to the point where they were willing to “suck it up” and include Stuart Skinner and Brett Kulak in the move to acquire Tristan Jarry, despite wanting to keep both of them.
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There’s been so much talk and speculation about the state of the Edmonton Oilers’ goaltending, and at long last, it actually feels as if an attempt at a resolution is truly on the horizon.
The most uncomfortable conversations in Edmonton always seem to begin between the pipes. It’s been that way for years, through coaching changes and playoff heartbreaks.
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.
The chatter about Juuse Saros to Edmonton refuses to die, but one NHL insider made it clear this is exactly the move the Oilers should avoid. In fact, Frank Seravalli didn’t just advise against trading for Saros — he suggested the situation is bad enough that the Nashville Predators should have to pay Edmonton to take on the contract.
With the Edmonton Oilers experiencing another slump in the first month of the season, the focus on the team’s roller coaster start has once again been directed at the performance between the pipes.
For the third straight year, the Edmonton Oilers are off to yet another wonky start to a season. This time around, their record, 7-6-4, is respectable, but their performance on the ice has left much to be desired.
The Nashville Predators find themselves in trouble yet again this season, as they’ve followed up a nightmarish 2024-2025 campaign with a dismal start to the new season.
As the Nashville Predators continue to spiral, the trade chatter around their roster is only getting louder. When veterans like Ryan O’Reilly are calling out his and the team’s struggles and names like Steven Stamkos are being floated, no player is immune to speculation — not even Juuse Saros.
As much as everyone wants to deny it, the clock is ticking on the Edmonton Oilers' window to win a Stanley Cup with Connor McDavid. Here's a move the Oilers should make.
As the Nashville Predators continue to struggle, trade talk will surround that roster. As leaders like Ryan O’Reilly talk in post-game media scrums about how bad they are, or trade chatter surrounds Steven Stamkos, that same trade talk will filter over to other players.
Nashville Predators goaltender Juuse Saros stole the show with perhaps one of the best saves we will see all year in a 4-1 win over the Ottawa Senators.
Nashville goalie Juuse Saros stopped 37 shots and Ryan O'Reilly scored a power-play goal in the third period to lift the host Predators to a 2-1 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets in the season opener for both teams on Thursday.
More often than not, Edmonton Oilers Foaltender Stuart Skinner bears the brunt of criticism when the team isn’t playing well. Sometimes it’s richly deserved, like early in the 2024–25 season when he had a save percentage in the .860s.
Nashville Predators head coach Andrew Brunette revealed to the media on Wednesday that goaltender Juuse Saros is currently day-to-day with a lower-body injury.
The Predators and goaltender Juuse Saros can’t officially reach an agreement on a new deal until Monday. It appears they’re getting close to having a deal in principle.
The Nashville Predators are one of the hottest teams in the NHL right now. Even though their franchise-record 18-game point streak was just snapped with a loss to the Arizona Coyotes on Thursday night, they still managed to pull off the greatest run in team history.
The New Jersey Devils made valiant efforts to acquire a top goaltender this trade deadline but weren’t able to grab a bona fide star, instead landing Kaapo Kahkonen from the San Jose Sharks and Jake Allen from the Montreal Canadiens.
The Nashville Predators were in a playoff spot by the time the trade deadline came this season, and that meant not selling. They turned out to be buyers instead.
The NHL trade deadline has come and gone, and the Nashville Predators' future in goal remains a mystery. The Predators have an embarrassment of riches between the pipes, so it surprised much of the hockey world that general manager Barry Trotz chose not to deal any of the team's goaltenders at the deadline.
Throughout this season, New Jersey has largely been connected to nearly all the names currently on the market, while almost acquiring Jacob Markstrom from the Calgary Flames a few weeks ago.
With the trade deadline looming and several teams looking for a solid goaltender to help with a playoff push, Juuse Saros' name is one of the hottest when