Noah Philp is retiring from hockey. The former Edmonton Oilers and Carolina Hurricanes forward is quitting after signing a two-year deal with HV71 of the Swedish Elite League.
Undrafted center Noah Philp, who reached the NHL as a member of both the Edmonton Oilers and Carolina Hurricanes, has retired from professional hockey.
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Former NHL forward Noah Philp has officially retired from professional hockey, according to an announcement from the Swedish Hockey League club HV71, where he had signed to play the upcoming season.
The Carolina Hurricanes and Anaheim Ducks are exchanging pending unrestricted free agents (UFAs) a day ahead of NHL Free Agency. On Tuesday, the Hurricanes acquired defenseman Kyle Masters from the Ducks.
A former Edmonton Oiler was placed on waivers Wednesday. According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Carolina Hurricanes have placed Noah Philp on waivers, who they had claimed off waivers from the Oilers in late December.
Noah Philp is back on waivers, this time placed there by the Carolina Hurricanes. The Edmonton Oilers lost Philp to waivers last month, and while many fans in Edmonton were upset the team would risk losing a solid depth center, others wondered if he might eventually be back.
The Carolina Hurricanes have placed forward Noah Philp on conditional waivers for the purpose of reassigning him to the American Hockey League. Philp is now available to be claimed by 29 other teams in the league over the course of the next 24 hours.
The Hurricanes have placed center Noah Philp on waivers, per Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman. He had been on injured reserve with a concussion; now that he’s healthy, he won’t be back with Carolina.
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With blueliner Shayne Gostisbehere out for tonight’s game against Florida, the Hurricanes have brought up some extra defensive depth. The team announced that they’ve recalled defenseman Joel Nystrom from AHL Chicago. To make room on the roster, center Noah Philp has been placed on injured reserve.
The Edmonton Oilers losing Noah Philp on waivers Monday has sparked the typical overreaction from fans that comes with saying goodbye to a player for nothing.
Noah Philp is a 27-year-old who has only appeared in 30 career NHL games, and most of those games were far from memorable. Losing him on waivers is far from the end of the world.
Noah Philp is gone from the Edmonton Oilers organization. The Carolina Hurricanes claimed Philp off of waivers on Monday afternoon, after working his way back from a reported concussion.
The Carolina Hurricanes have claimed center Noah Philp off waivers from the Edmonton Oilers. Philp had played in 15 games with the Oilers in 2025-26, scoring two goals and an assist with an average ice time of 10:02.
The Edmonton Oilers took a risk placing Noah Philp on waivers Sunday afternoon. It was a gamble that appears to have backfired. The Carolina Hurricanes have claimed Philp off waivers, meaning the Oilers can’t place the promising forward in the AHL and will not get an asset in return.
According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Carolina Hurricanes claimed center Noah Philp off waivers from the Edmonton Oilers. The Hurricanes shared that they’ve reassigned forward Bradly Nadeau in a corresponding roster move.
The Oilers have also made a couple of waiver moves this week, placing both Noah Philp and David Tomasek on waivers for different reasons. In Tomasek’s case, he’s going back to Europe.
The Edmonton Oilers have placed forward Noah Philp on waivers, in addition to placing forward David Tomasek on waivers for the purpose of contract termination.
On Sunday, the Edmonton Oilers announced they have activated forward Noah Philp off LTIR and placed him on waivers. Additionally, as previously reported, forward David Tomášek has now officially been placed on waivers for the purpose of contract termination.
The Oilers announced Sunday they’ve placed center Noah Philp on waivers for the purpose of assignment to AHL Bakersfield. Now that the holiday roster freeze has lifted, Edmonton has also made official the unconditional waiver placement for David Tomasek that was reported on Friday, meaning he’ll have his contract terminated tomorrow.
The Oilers have made a pair of roster moves in advance of their game on Saturday against Florida.
NHL training camp is just over a month away, and tough roster decisions will need to be made. One player looking to make his mark is Noah Philp. He is an interesting case because he didn’t play during the 2023-24 season, before making a comeback last season.
The Edmonton Oilers have re-signed forward Noah Philp to a one-year contract, the club announced Monday morning. Philp will earn $775,000 on the deal. Philp, 26, appeared in 15 NHL games for the Oilers last year, getting his first true taste of the big league, though he had much more success in the AHL.
The Edmonton Oilers have loaned forward Noah Philp to the AHL’s Bakersfield Condors. The move comes days ahead of the NHL’s break for the 4-Nations Face-Off and will allow for Philp to get some more games under his belt.
One of the best stories of the Oilers season so far has been the emergence of Noah Philp, an undrafted hometown prospect who came out of retirement at 26 years old to make the NHL team.
The Edmonton Oilers have called up Noah Philp after the injury to Connor McDavid this week, and Oilers fans will have plenty of reasons to cheer for this kid.
Heading into Edmonton Oilers training camp, most believed that Noah Philp was a longshot to make the NHL roster after taking an extended break from hockey.
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