It was an offseason with a ton of change to both the Edmonton Oilers’ roster and that of their AHL affiliate, the Bakersfield Condors. It started with the (now former) team captain, Brad Malone, who announced his retirement from professional hockey f...
Published: 3 weeks ago by The Oil Rig
By rights I should be writing something like this about the Oilers/Condors roster this coming season. Riesen to Believe, discussing graduating…
Published: 3 weeks ago by Lowetide
The Detroit Red Wings have regression candidates on their roster heading into the 2024-25 season. This is not specific to Detroit, mind you. Even teams such as the Edmonton Oilers have regression candidates on their team. However, there does seem to....
Published: 3 weeks ago by ClutchPoints
The Dallas Stars came within two games of the 2024 Stanley Cup Final. The Stars eliminated the Vegas Golden Knights before taking out the Colorado Avalanche in round two. In the West Final, though, they could not overcome the Edmonton Oilers. Edmonto...
Published: 3 weeks ago by ClutchPoints
It’s Monday afternoon, meaning a fresh episode of the Real Life Podcast is back, edited, and ready to massage your earholes. The guys started the podcast with a conversation about pop after Tyler walked into the studio with a Kicking Back Cola. That....
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The post Evaluating Stuart Skinner’s Performance in the 2023-2024 Season appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Lets take a look back at Edmonton oilers goaltender, Stuart Skinner, and his 2023-2024 season by breaking down his stats. The post Evaluating S...
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The Edmonton Oilers made the Stanley Cup Final for the first time since 2006 this past postseason. The Oilers rode a historic offensive attack to the brink of hockey’s biggest prize. This attack was led by the otherworldly performance from Connor McD...
Published: 3 weeks ago by ClutchPoints
The Athletic has started to release its annual NHL Pipeline Rankings, which looks at which teams have the weakest and strongest groups of prospects in the league. The Edmonton Oilers came in 30th, a slight dip from last summer’s ranking of 28th. The....
Published: 3 weeks ago by Oilers Nation
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