As the Olympic break begins and all NHL hockey stops, now is the perfect time to catch a Bakersfield Condors game or a CHL game. Edmonton Oilers prospects across their system have been performing well, with the likes of Tommy Lafreniere sitting 16th in WHL scoring, and Viljami Marjala and Quinn Hutson making statements in the AHL.
The Edmonton Oilers are in their Stanley Cup window, which can pose a challenge. There’s a delicate balance between remaining competitive and getting younger at the same time.
The cuts are coming now as the preseason moves along. Following a commanding 4–0 win over the Winnipeg Jets on Friday evening, the Edmonton Oilers made a few more cuts to the roster, bringing us even closer to an opening night roster.
Several young players have made an impression with the Edmonton Oilers over the last couple weeks, as the two-time defending Western Conference champs prepare for the 2025-26 NHL season.
Based on his experience internationally and a couple of impressive rookie games, the Edmonton Oilers may have found a name to circle in their prospect pool– Viljami Marjala.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
The Edmonton Oilers Rookie Team had a home-and-home set against the Calgary Flames rookies. The Oilers rookies dropped both games, 6-5 on Friday and 5-4 on Sunday.
At long last, we witnessed the return of Edmonton Oilers hockey to Rogers Place on Friday night in the rookie showcase against the Calgary Flames. Matthew Savoie was the player to watch heading in, and while he was fantastic, there was also an under-the-radar player who turned some heads.
In early June, just days after the Buffalo Sabres relinquished the rights to Viljami Marjala, a high-scoring forward they drafted in the fifth round in 2021, the Edmonton Oilers snapped up the prospect, signing him to a two-year, entry-level contract.
The Edmonton Oilers continue their unconventional signing strategy by digging into the European talent pool once again. The Oilers announced yesterday that they have signed 22-year-old Finnish forward Viljami Marjala out of TPS in the Finnish Liiga to a two-year entry level deal.
The Edmonton Oilers may be in the middle of the Stanley Cup finals, but that isn't stopping GM Stan Bowman from making moves, and he just signed a player.
The Edmonton Oilers have signed left winger Viljami Marjala to a two-year entry-level contract, the club announced Saturday. Marjala, 22, was previously