Former NHL defenseman PK Subban isn’t holding back when it comes to the Edmonton Oilers’ offseason decisions — or lack ...

EDMONTON, AB – The Edmonton Oilers will be showing their gratitude to the best fans in hockey when they host the San Jose ...

The tale of two wolves, or in this case the tale of two Edmonton Oiler games ... Worry is setting in across Oil Country The Oilers are now two points behind L.A. for third in the division while ...

The National Hockey League version of the Edmonton Oilers has ... Nor is the logo, a giant, metallic oil drop with five sprockets and five rivets, symbolising the Oilers’ five Stanley Cups.

The Ontario-born Gretzky's ties to Edmonton are deep, as he led the Oilers to four Stanley Cup victories and set multiple scoring records that stand to this day. A trade in August 1988 sent him to ...

EDMONTON - The Edmonton Oilers lost both a game and another superstar Thursday, falling 4-3 in overtime to the Winnipeg Jets after Connor McDavid left with a lower-body injury. McDavid exited ...

At least not until the roof fell in. Then it bypassed disappointment altogether and went straight to fear and loathing when the Edmonton Oilers, already without Leon Draisaitl, lost Connor McDavid.

EDMONTON - Prime Minister Mark Carney joined the Edmonton Oilers on the ice Thursday as the NHL team prepared for a game against the Western Conference-leading Winnipeg Jets. EDMONTON – Prime ...

the Edmonton Oilers might have fixed their back end. Tuesday's 7-1 blowout over Utah Hockey Club showcased some depth scoring to counteract the end of Leon Draisaitl's 18-game point streak ...

With a series of trades, the return of an important player and some moves on the blue line, the Edmonton Oilers might have fixed their back end. Tuesday’s 7-1 blowout over Utah Hockey Club ...

Evander Kane hasn’t played a game with the Edmonton Oilers since Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Florida Panthers. Injuries sidelined Kane for the remainder of the Oilers’ playoff ...

The joke around the political world Thursday was that the Edmonton Oilers hadn’t seen that level of power on their ice surface since Mark Messier and Wayne Gretzky left town.