According to Kurt Leavins of the Edmonton Journal, the Edmonton Oilers might not be able to do anything about their goaltending situation during the regular season, but the playoffs are a bit of a different animal.

The Oilers signed winger Quinn Hutson as a free agent out of Boston University in 2025. Winslow Townson / Imagn Images The Edmonton Oilers did good work in the college free-agent signing season one year ago.

Here's how it's shaping up for Edmonton. Plus, full Stanley Cup playoff projections, draft lottery standings and more.

Since the return from the Olympic break it has been an uneven stretch of play for the Edmonton Oilers. Perhaps as much should be expected, given that is exactly how the Oilers have performed throughout the season.

There are six games on the NHL schedule for Sunday, including two nationally televised in the United States. Here are the five things to watch today, along with the complete game schedule. Though Robert Thomas and the St.

However, the Blues are also playing the second half of a back-to-back with travel, and the Oilers still have the overall edge on offense with their elite talent. Look for the Oilers to come out firing after a frustrating loss to the Stars that saw Connor McDavid (!) drop the gloves.

Jason Robertson had two goals and two assists to lead red-hot Dallas to a 7-2 win over the visiting Edmonton Oilers on Thursday, extending the Stars' point streak to 14 games (13-0-1). The club record is a 15-game point streak.

Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid believes his team belongs in the same conversation as the NHL’s top contenders. As Edmonton prepares for a demanding stretch of games, McDavid said the upcoming matchups will show where the team truly stands.

If all that comes up victoriously for both clubs, it's Stars-Oilers III for the title of best in the West. As of now, Stathletes projects the Avalanche as having the highest chances of reaching the Western Conference finals (43.0%), trailed by the Oilers (37.6%), Wild (31.3%), Golden Knights (23.0%), Utah Mammoth (22.9%), then the Stars (15.9%).

A recent article by The Old Prof at The Hockey Writers raises an interesting question about the Edmonton Oilers and the direction the organization has taken this season.