The perfect move the Oilers made in the NHL offseason was trading for Isaac Howard from the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Before examining the specifics of each team’s moves, it’s essential to understand how their strategies have influenced the ...

A report anticipates the impact that the contract situations of Connor McDavid and Kirill Kaprizov will soon have across the rest of the NHL as they enter negotiations with the Edmonton Oilers and ...

Oilers fans got one reassuring bit of analysis on Monday. Bleacher Report's Adam Gretz wrote that he predicts Edmonton and ...

Oilers’ general manager Stan Bowman should be open to any and all options that are put in front of him. While some players are obviously untouchable, he should still have a lot to work with.

NHL insider David Pagnotta revealed the Oilers' top offseason target is a strong stay-at-home defenseman, but they may wait for the season to make a trade.

Edmonton Oilers fans have grown used to a certain pace to each offseason. The playoffs end, the draft arrives, and the free-agent frenzy shuffles the roster for the following year.

But nothing there really made any sense for us to move forward on.” The Oilers finished last season with a .894 SV%, which ranked 16th, while allowing 235 goals, which ranked 14th in the NHL.

Now, however, the Oilers can pull off what the NHL Trade Talk site called “the steal of the offseason,” by extending Walman’s contract and even making him an Oiler for the rest of his career ...

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The entire NHL is eyeing next offseason with Edmonton Oilers star Connor McDavid scheduled to become a free agent. If McDavid were to hit the open market, there would be no shortage of aggressive ...

Oilers’ general manager Stan Bowman should be open to any and all options that are put in front of him. While some players are obviously untouchable, he should still have a lot to work with.