7 Crazy Stats From Oilers’ Game 1 Loss to Kings
The Edmonton Oilers were defeated 6-5 by the Los Angeles Kings in Game 1 of the Western Conference first round at Crypto.com Arena on Monday (April 21). Los Angeles leads…
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NHL Morning Coffee Headlines – April 21, 2025
3 Keys to the Oilers Defeating the Kings in Round 1
For the fourth consecutive season, the Edmonton Oilers will battle the Los Angeles Kings in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The Kings won the regular season series…
NHL Rumours: Skinner, Oilers, Landeskog, Tkachuk, Cousins, Senators
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Edmonton Oilers have officially clinched a playoff spot, and Jeff Skinner is set to end one of the NHL’s most unwanted streaks. Elsewhere, Gabriel…
Oilers’ Jeff Skinner Will Finally End His Record Playoff Drought
With a 4-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks at Rogers Place on Friday (April 11), the Edmonton Oilers clinched a spot in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Edmonton will…
3 Oilers Who Must Step Up in the Absence of Draisaitl and McDavid
While speaking to media on Friday (April 4), Edmonton Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch provided an update on the condition of Oilers leading scorer Leon Draisaitl, who sustained a lower-body…
3 Oilers’ Breakout Candidates for the 2025 Playoffs
Every season, one or two players break out in the playoffs and make the league take notice. The Oilers have a few players with the potential to surprise this postseason…
Oilers May Benefit From Having McDavid and Draisaitl Out
The Edmonton Oilers are hurting right now. They are still without Evander Kane, who has yet to play this season due to an abdominal procedure in September. Trent Frederic, who…
Oilers: Jeff Jackson’s “Fantastic” Offseason Looking Like an Utter Disaster
Jeff Jackson was viewed as a genius this past offseason. Filling in as general manager (GM) from the recently departed Ken Holland, Jackson made several moves that many believed would…
3 Potential Landing Spots for the Oilers’ Jeff Skinner
Last summer was a busy one for Edmonton Oilers CEO of hockey operations Jeff Jackson. More specifically, a busy July 1. Fresh off a heartbreaking loss in the Stanley Cup…