Last week, I outlined the different factors that will impact the Edmonton Oilers as we creep closer and closer to the NHL’s trade deadline. Edmonton’s cap space is limited, and they don’t have a lot of premium assets to spend.
Plenty of storylines emerged in the Edmonton Oilers’ 6–4 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins last night. There was a netminder duel between Stuart Skinner and Tristan Jarry, along with Leon Draisaitl recording his 1,000th NHL point.
The Edmonton Oilers are a team that could be making a move or two in the near future. Based on several reports, a few of which came out on Monday, management is looking to free up some cap space in order to make room for Zach Hyman, who is nearing a return from a fractured jaw suffered in the playoffs.
How many of the 35 American-born NHL players to reach the 700-point milestone can you name in five minutes?
With key players nearing a return from injury, the Edmonton Oilers are facing a roster crunch that could lead to trades in the coming week.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
The clock is ticking on the Edmonton Oilers getting healthy. While the team placed defenceman Alec Regula on the injured reserve on Sunday ahead of their afternoon matinee with the Detroit Red Wings, the Oilers are also expecting some key players to get healthy in the coming week.
With each passing day, we get a little closer to the start of the 2025–26 NHL season, and I think I speak for a lot of us when I say it can’t come soon enough.
The Edmonton Oilers are facing a tricky roster crunch on defense, one that could cost them Alec Regula, a player they’ve invested significant time and patience in.
Early in the season, the Edmonton Oilers needed to find a way to get going. After starting the season 0-3-0, the Philadelphia Flyers were threatening to give the Oilers four consecutive losses before Troy Strecher fought Sean Couturier after hitting Stuart Skinner.
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.
As the offseason rolls on, we continue with the Edmonton Oilers’ player grades. The last report card graded Kasperi Kapanen. Now, we’ll move on to Ty Emberson.
The Edmonton Oilers are currently focused on winning their first Stanley Cup since 1990, but when the offseason comes and free agency comes around, they will have to shift gears onto the 2025-26 season and try to make sure they’re in contention for a championship again.
On Saturday (April 19), the Edmonton Oilers announced they had signed defenceman Ty Emberson to a two-year contract extension with an average annual value (AAV) of $1.3 million.
The Edmonton Oilers announced Saturday that the club has signed defenseman Ty Emberson to a two-year contract extension that carries a $1.3-million annual average value.
The Edmonton Oilers have signed defenseman Ty Emberson to a two-year contract extension, worth $1.3 million per season. Emberson, 24, played 76 games in his first season with the team, tallying 13 points and averaging 15:07 of ice time per game.
Just days before their first round playoff series kicks off, the Edmonton Oilers got ahead of some off-season business, signing defenceman Ty Emberson to a two-year extension, the club announced Saturday.
He played in 76 games this season, becoming a full-fledged regular for the first time.
A young blueliner has hit a notable milestone. On Saturday afternoon against the Los Angeles Kings, Edmonton Oilers defenceman Ty Emberson appeared in the 100th game of his NHL career.
Edmonton Oilers defenseman Ty Emberson has switched agencies. Bartlett Hockey announced that Emberson has joined their group of clients in a move that might suggest the blueliner and the Oilers are getting closer to an extension.
Ty Emberson has just passed the 80-game threshold to make him an RFA at the end of this season.
Edmonton Oilers defenseman Ty Emberson reached a key career milestone Saturday night, playing in his 80th NHL game. As a result, he will become a restricted free agent (RFA) this summer rather than a Group 6 unrestricted free agent (UFA), according to PuckPedia.
When the Edmonton Oilers had to kill off a penalty in the final minute to preserve their 4-3 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday (Jan. 11), Ty Emberson was out there.
Adjusting to playing hockey in a big market like Edmonton isn’t always easy. It’s a passionate market full of smart fans, and the noise is often loud. Sometimes it can cause a player to not play their game early on in their tenure in town.
Oilers Now host and Oilers color commentator Bob Stauffer joined Thursday night’s broadcast of the Edmonton Oilers vs. Minnesota Wild during the second intermission.
In last night's Edmonton Oilers game, fans and players alike noticed that the referees once again missed an obvious penalty call of instigator after the Ty Emberson fight.
The Edmonton Oilers have been trying to finalize their roster as they head toward opening night of the 2024-25 regular season, and one player is standing out in a big way.
Tough news for one of the young players on a struggling team. On Monday, San Jose Sharks head coach David Quinn revealed that forward Ty Emberson is likely out for the rest of the season.
He suffered the injury in the team’s Thursday night game against the Anaheim Ducks, leaving after just six minutes of ice time. He’s missed 27 games this season, suffering from a string of injuries and going on injured reserve twice already.
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