With a flurry of signings happening by the Edmonton Oilers front office these past couple of weeks, it’s been a busy time for the organization’s front office both on and off the ice.
General manager Stan Bowman has had a busy few months. At this year’s NHL trade deadline, he brought in key upgrades like Trent Frederic and Jake Walman.
Edmonton Oilers general manager Stan Bowman has signed undrafted Finnish defenseman Atro Leppänen to a 1-year deal that begins next year. The Edmonton Oilers are already looking ahead to next year, signing a young player that they anticipate making a case to be on their roster.
The NHL began awarding the Conn Smythe Trophy to the most valuable player of the postseason beginning in the 1965 season. How many of the past winners can you name in six minutes?
The Edmonton Oilers are working to sign 2020 fifth-round pick Maxim Beryozkin to an entry-level contract, general manager Stan Bowman said. The 23-year-old right-shot winger has some good size to him, standing at 6’3, 211 lbs., and has spent all of his time since being drafted playing in Russia for Lokomotiv Yaroslavl.
It’s no secret that the Edmonton Oilers are absolutely beat up right now. After Trent Frederic got re-injured shortly after making his team debut Saturday, Edmonton is now forced to play the Anaheim Ducks Monday night a man short.
Signing players from across the pond in Europe hasn’t led to much success for the Edmonton Oilers in recent memory. Many remember the team bringing over Gaëtan Haas, Joakim Nygård, and Mikko Koskinen during the early Ken Holland days.
Transaction season has come early in Edmonton, as the club announced the signing of the Swedish Hockey League’s leading scorer, David Tomasek, to a one-year, $1.2-million contract.
The Edmonton Oilers are seemingly locked into a playoff spot this season, and it seems inevitable that they will see the Los Angeles Kings in the first round of the postseason yet again as they try to push for their first Stanley Cup since 1990.
I get it. Edmonton Oilers fans are ready to move on. After some struggles coming out of the 4 Nations Face-Off break, this team is back to firing on full cylinders, even without Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl in the lineup.
It was no surprise that the St. Louis Blues’ offer sheets of Dylan Holloway and Philip Broberg were designed in a way to make the Edmonton Oilers uncomfortable.
Oilers GM Stan Bowman joined Hockey Night in Canada's After Hours this week, and opened up on some personal aspects including a major health scare that fans may not have known about.
Evander Kane is battling his hardest to come back from injury to play in the playoffs.
There’s no doubt in Oilers general manager Stan Bowman’s mind that Connor McDavid will be in Edmonton well into the future. With the franchise cornerstone and one of the best players of all time eligible for a contract extension when July 1st strikes this summer, many have speculated about what a potential extension would look like.
Edmonton Oilers general manager Stan Bowman was the guest on Sportsnet’s After Hours program Saturday night where he provided an update on the injury status of superstars Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl.
While players around the league have petitioned for the rule change, GMs around the NHL don't see it as a pressing matter.
The Edmonton Oilers biggest weakness on their roster this season has clearly been their goaltending, and after not making a move at the trade deadline, Stan Bowman is still not concerned about the position.
Oilers general manager Stan Bowman has taken the legal action of filing a motion to stop a subpoena for deposition in regards to the Chicago Blackhawks scandal.
The Edmonton Oilers are a team that is all out of sorts as of late, though they had a chance to work out some roster kinks and improve their group heading into the trade deadline.
The Edmonton Oilers clear position of weakness on their roster is their goaltending, but GM Stan Bowman has reiterated that they won't trade for a goalie.
One of the most talked about topics this season for the Edmonton Oilers has been their goaltending situation. On the Jan. 10 edition of the Lowdown with Lowetide, host Alan Mitchell (Lowetide) and guest Steve Lansky were speculating about what the Oilers would do with their goaltending before the trade deadline.
The Edmonton Oilers are in need of a spark, particularly on offense, as some of their top players have struggled to perform consistently this season. According to TSN’s Darren Dreger, that’s going to have to come from within.
The Edmonton Oilers aren’t hiding their feelings when it comes to the efforts of players they expect to be a part of the team’s quest to win the Stanley Cup in 2024-25.
An online petition has been gaining momentum surrounding the Edmonton Oilers’ most recent front-office move. The petition was created on July 1, but since the announcement of Stan Bowman being named the new General Manager and Executive Vice President of Hockey Operations for the organization, the number of signatures has skyrocketed.
Bowman, 51, has not worked in the league since resigning as GM and president of hockey operations of the Blackhawks in October 2021.
Ever since it was announced the NHL reinstated Joel Quenneville, Stan Bowman and Al MacIsaac, there have been many voicing their displeasure about the trio being allowed to pursue work in the league.
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