It’s been a busy week here in Oil Country and we’re back with a brand new episode of Oilersnation Radio to make sense of everything that’s happened here in Edmonton and around the NHL over the last seven days. On this week’s show, we looked at the Duncan Keith trade, discussed some of the rumours…
The last time the NHL held an expansion draft, June 21, 2017, marked end of the utterly failed and forgettable Griffin Reinhart chapter with the Edmonton Oilers after 29 games when the Vegas Golden Knights claimed the slow-footed former Edmonton Oil Kings’ defenceman.
If there’s one thing that’s clear, it’s that the Edmonton Oilers will be addressing their top-six in some form or another by the end of the month.
The NHL has evolved and changed significantly in the past 25 years with expansion, a salary cap and new rules. But there is one change that quietly has put the seven Canadian teams in a position of weakness.
We’re only five days away from the expansion draft and I’ve got this nagging feeling that it’s going to be a wild couple of weeks around here, but before we get through it together, I’ve got a few big questions that I wanted to get your feedback on. WHAT HAPPENS IF LARSSON DOESN’T RE-SIGN? I…
