Olivier Rodrigue could never quite make it in the NHL, and now the former Oilers goaltender has had his contract in the KHL officially terminated. The Edmonton Oilers have had troubles finding a star goaltender for quite some time, and in recent years, the team had hopes that Olivier Rodrigue could potentially step up and make an NHLer of himself.
Nearly a month after it was reported that former Edmonton Oilers goaltender Olivier Rodrigue signed in the Kontinental Hockey League, his contract has now been terminated.
The Edmonton Oilers will say goodbye to former goaltender Olivier Rodrigue, as he officially signed with Barys Astana of the KHL. The Oilers selected the former Drummondville Voltigeurs netminder in the second round in 2017, and he has spent his entire career with the team.
How many of the 46 players to score 30 or more goals in the 2024-25 NHL season can you name in six minutes?
A former top goaltending prospect is heading overseas. On Thursday, Barys Astana of the Kontinental Hockey League announced the team has signed netminder Olivier Rodrigue to a one-year contract for the 2025-26 season.
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.
Olivier Rodrigue is headed to the Kontinental Hockey League for the 2025-26 season. On Wednesday, Tony Androck reported that the 25-year-old goaltender has signed with the KHL’s Barys Astana after spending the last five years with the Edmonton Oilers’ AHL affiliate, the Bakersfield Condors.
There have been rumors for the last few days that Condors goalie Olivier Rodrigue is signing overseas with Barys Astana of the KHL. The 25-year-old goalie appeared in 41 games this past season for Bakersfield, going 18-16-8 with a 3.12 goals-against average, a .897 save percentage, and a shutout.
Oilers goalie Olivier Rodrigue, who was without a contract as of yet, has decided to leave the NHL and sign overseas in the KHL, per insider Jesse Courville-Lynch.
Oilers goalie Olivier Rodrigue has unexpectedly decided to walk away from the NHL and sign a deal overseas with Barys Astana in the KHL, per Jesse Courville-Lynch.
As the Edmonton Oilers have continued to evaluate the goaltending market, it’s becoming clearer what the team is looking to do. Rumours have swirled about the team making changes after falling in the Stanley Cup Final, where the team’s goaltending was a letdown.
The Edmonton Oilers have officially parted ways with goaltender Olivier Rodrigue, choosing not to extend a qualifying offer ahead of the June 30 RFA deadline.
According to our own Jason Gregor, the Edmonton Oilers did not extend qualifying offers to goaltender Olivier Rodrigue, forward Cameron Wright, and forward Jacob Perreault.
On Thursday, the Edmonton Oilers announced that they have recalled defenceman Cam Dineen from the Bakersfield Condors on an emergency basis. Goaltender Olivier Rodrigue meanwhile was returned to the AHL affiliate as his own emergency recall concluded.
The Oilers have made a pair of roster moves in advance of Friday’s game against San Jose. The team announced that they’ve recalled defenseman Cam Dineen from AHL Bakersfield on an emergency basis while also returning goaltender Olivier Rodrigue to the Condors.
A laundry list of injuries has pulled the end of the Edmonton Oilers season into disarray. The bunch of inactive Oilers is led by superstars Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid, who have missed the team’s last two and eight games respectively.
After a tough loss in L.A. on Saturday afternoon, the injury-riddled Edmonton Oilers were back to work against the lowly Anaheim Ducks for the fourth and final game of their road trip.
Edmonton hasn’t lost the season series to Anaheim since Connor McDavid’s rookie season in 2015-16 when they went 1-3-1. Since then, the Oilers are 19-7-3 against the Ducks, but Anaheim has won two of the first three meetings this year.
Trent Frederic is back on the sidelines. Added from the Boston Bruins ahead of this year’s trade deadline, Frederic made his long-awaited debut with the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday, his first contest with his new club following an 18-game absence due to an ankle injury.
The Edmonton Oilers lost starting goalie Stuart Skinner to injury in a game where the team received a lot of criticism for their lack of aggression in standing up for their goalie.
That was painful, huh? After falling to the Dallas Stars in a 4-3 heartbreaker on Wednesday, the Edmonton Oilers were back in action against the Seattle Kraken and looking to get back in the win column.
Is Olivier Rodrigue The Answer? Okay fine, we won’t get ahead of ourselves, but for the first time, Edmonton Oilers fans got a look at the organization’s top goaltending prospect in an NHL game.
The Edmonton Oilers called up goaltender Olivier Rodrigue from the Bakersfield Condors on March 27 on an emergency basis to replace Stuart Skinner who was injured in the Oilers 4-3 loss to the Dallas Stars on March 26.
The Edmonton Oilers are in a full blown goaltending crisis with the struggles of Stuart Skinner and Calvin Pickard, so some fans want to see top goalie prospect Olivier Rodrigue called up.
The defending Western Conference champion Edmonton Oilers are placing four players on waivers as they put the finishing touches on their 2024-25 opening night roster.
The Edmonton Oilers might have a goaltending depth problem heading into the 2024-25 season, as goaltending prospect Olivier Rodrigue has struggled during the preseason.
The Oilers will be keeping Olivier Rodrigue in the organization for a little while longer.
The Edmonton Oilers have a big decision to make in net from now until the trade deadline. Stuart Skinner has been sensational as of late, going 5-2 in December and posting a .913 save percentage (SV%) within that time and is without a doubt the number one guy in net, but he’ll need some help down the playoff stretch.
Edmonton Oilers prospect Olivier Rodrigue is making waves with a standout performance in the AHL, catching the attention of fans and analysts who follow the Oilers closely.
Sometimes in life, the answers to the most difficult questions we face are right under our noses. In terms of the Edmonton Oilers, the answer to solidifying their goaltending situation in the 2023-24 season could be right in front of them in the form of Olivier Rodrigue.
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