For a guy who has played plenty of fantastic hockey ... games? Over on Twitter, I saw Gregor post that the Oilers’ penalty kill allowed a goal on five consecutive kills. Two vs the Lefas, one in ...

It may be called the National Hockey League ... with the St. Pats changing their name during his first and only season in 1926-27. He only played four games, without scoring a point, though.

The Oilers have hit their stride after a bumpy start, but there's still room to add. What's on the list beyond defensive ...

Oilers center Leon Draisaitl grew his NHL goal-scoring lead, but Avalanche center Nathan MacKinnon increased the points lead ...

I believe they will be in on bigger-game hunting. Let's see what the next month brings for the Oilers. Caleb Kerney is the Co-Site Editor and Reporter for The Hockey News' Edmonton Oilers and ...

The Edmonton Oilers lost to the Colorado Avalanche 5-4 on Friday night. Although they had chances to win, too many mistakes ended in the back of their net. Skinner finished the game with nine ...

The Edmonton Oilers are in the trade market for a depth defenceman, but a new option on waivers today, Vladislav Kolyachonok from Utah Hockey Club ... a physical depth game suited for the playoffs.

The hockey world is buzzing with the 4 Nations Face-off kicking off this week in Montreal. Canada opened the tournament with an electric overtime win over Sweden, while the United States walloped ...

But the Oilers played more hockey games last season than any other NHL team. It was a short summer. And it was difficult to watch Team Canada candidates such as Stuart Skinner, Evan Bouchard ...

Obviously (we need to) get back to playing collective good hockey when we come back.” As the Oilers scatter for some sun and sand — a 5-2-1 record in the eight-game segment leading into the ...

Edmonton Oilers superstar Connor McDavid could become the first player in NHL history to sign a contract worth more than $20 million per season when he signs his next contract between now and July ...

and he both redirected and elevated the shot into the net for the game winner. Tkachuk, the son of Blues Hall of Famer and U.S. Hockey Hall of Famer Keith Tkachuck, grew up in St. Louis.