A notable change down the lineup for the Edmonton Oilers heading into a crucial game. During morning skate in the lead-up to Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Florida Panthers, it was revealed that forward Viktor Arvidsson will re-enter the lineup in place of Kasperi Kapanen.
After Monday’s disastrous 6-1 loss to the Florida Panthers, one thing was clear: something needed to change for the Edmonton Oilers going into Game 4. Now, we’re getting our first glimpse at head coach Kris Knoblauch’s lineup swaps for Thursday night’s contest.
With Mattias Ekholm scoring his first goal of this postseason in Game 1 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final, the Edmonton Oilers made some more history, which they have done a lot of in the Era of Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl.
Prior to the last two games of the 2025 Western Conference Final, the Edmonton Oilers weren’t changing much about their lineup’s forward group. Evander Kane came in after the first game of the playoffs in Jeff Skinner’s stead, and that had been the most notable edit until this past week.
In the history of the NHL, a total of 46 players have scored 50 goals in a season more than once. How many of the 46 can you name in six minutes?
A notable lineup change for the Edmonton Oilers ahead of an important game on home ice. When speaking to the media on Tuesday, head coach Kris Knoblauch revealed that forward Connor Brown will not play in Game 4 of the Western Conference Final against the Dallas Stars.
The Edmonton Oilers are confirmed to be without one forward as they look to take a commanding lead in the Western Conference Final in Game 4.
For the second consecutive year, the Western Conference Final is a matchup between the Edmonton Oilers and Dallas Stars. And it begins tonight. Edmonton has been off for an entire week after they defeated the Vegas Golden Knights last Wednesday, while the Stars defeated the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday.
The Oilers are only four wins away from getting back to the Stanley Cup Final for a second consecutive year. But two notable players are nowhere to be found.
Most times after a win, fans of the Edmonton Oilers feel happy. Well, today, there’s a slight edit to that. Oilers fans are feeling “Kappy.” Kasperi Kapanen scored the biggest goal of his NHL career last night as the Oilers knocked off the Vegas Golden Knights 1–0 in overtime, eliminating Vegas in five games in the process.
Don’t worry about that Saturday night loss. It was a tough one to swallow, but winning six of your last seven in the playoffs is a terrific run. The Oilers had a great start, then stopped playing after finding themselves two goals up.
The Edmonton Oilers picked up a Game 2 win in overtime on Thursday night against the Vegas Golden Knights, but it wasn’t without controversy. Moments
The Edmonton Oilers scored in overtime to defeat the Vegas Golden Knights 5-4 and give themselves a 2-0 lead in their second-round series. But just minutes
Mike Morreale: New Jersey Devils defenseman Johnathan Kovacevic had knee surgery yesterday and won’t be ready for the start of training camp. James Nichols: Devils GM Tom Fitzgerald said that forward Jesper Bratt has been dealing with a shoulder issue for multiple seasons.
It’s now a little over a year ago that New Jersey Devils’ superstar forward Jack Hughes appeared to bark, “People pay to watch me play!” to Los Angeles Kings’ forward Viktor Arvidsson in response to a late elbow to the head.
The Edmonton Oilers picked up a big win in Vegas and were looking to keep the good times going against the Sharks on Thursday night at the SAP Center in San Jose.
After getting back in the win column on Friday against the New York Islanders, the Edmonton Oilers were heading to Madison Square Garden for their second and final matchup against the Rangers.
After a big win in Carolina on Saturday to snap their losing streak, the Edmonton Oilers were back at Rogers Place for the first time since February 7th with the hopes of continuing their success over the Anaheim Ducks.
The Edmonton Oilers will be exploring methods to clear cap space this trade deadline, but two more forwards have been revealed to have trade protections.
It's looking more likely that the Edmonton Oilers will trade the veteran forward.
Viktor Arvidsson was the Edmonton Oilers’ biggest free agent signing of the off-season. He inked a two-year deal worth $4 million annually, but through 55 games (he’s played 40 due to an injury) he’s yet to be the player that the team was expecting.
Edmonton Oilers winger Viktor Arvidsson is banged up after missing the final seven minutes of Thursday’s win over the Colorado Avalanche. With just under eight minutes to go, Arvidsson blocked a shot off the inside of his right foot by Keaton Middleton that sprung out into the neutral zone.
“He’s been skating, feeling better, and not going to play immediately. We’re hoping that he’s back practicing with the team this week,” said Edmonton Oilers’ head coach Kris Knoblauch while providing an update on injured forward Viktor Arvidsson.
Arvidsson, 31, has already missed four games with an undisclosed injury and will miss a fifth Thursday when Edmonton hosts the Wild.
After the Edmonton Oilers took home a 4-0 shutout win over the Pittsburgh Penguins, forward Viktor Arvidsson shared his thoughts with Sportsnet’s Gene Principe.
That they’re doing what was expected when the Oilers acquired them is a positive sign.
The Kings announced that winger Viktor Arvidsson was activated from long-term injured reserve Wednesday. As such, he’s eligible to return to the lineup Wednesday against the Wild.
New Jersey Devils forward Jack Hughes may be a prolific goal scorer, but he proved in Thursday night’s 2-1 loss to the Los Angeles Kings that he’s also mastered the art of trash-talking.
The 30-year-old has yet to play this season, sitting out with a back injury.
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