For just the second time this season, the Edmonton Oilers are looking to bounce back from a loss. After dropping a tough 1-0 shootout decision to the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday night, they wrap up their two-game road trip tonight in Minnesota.
In today’s NHL, any team can win games when they’re at their best. The difference between any team and playoff calibre teams is their ability to win games when they’re not at their best.
Looking to improve to 8-1-0 on the season, the Oilers roll into Winnipeg tonight to take on a Jets team that has had a rough start to the season.
After improving to 6-1-0 on the season with a win over the Philadelphia Flyers earlier this week, the Oilers will look to finish off their mini two-game homestand with a victory. They’ll welcome the struggling Detroit Red Wings to Rogers Place tonight.
Last season, the Edmonton Oilers had a record of 35-38-9 and missed the playoffs by eleven points. That happened despite the fact that they started the year by going 6-3-1 in their first ten games. Throughout the year they were plagued by an inability to get goals from their bottom six, inconsistent goaltending, a poor…
After a successful road trip that saw the team grab eight of a potential ten points during their time in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, the Edmonton Oil Kings returned home for a pair of Thanksgiving weekend games.
This time of the year is traditionally pretty quiet for the rumour mill. Teams that are off to hot starts don’t want to mess with their success and will wait until closer to the trade deadline to make meaningful acquisitions while teams that are sputtered out of the gates are likely going to want to…
For the first time this season, the Oilers are looking to bounceback from a loss after failing to pick up two points against the Chicago Blackhawks on Monday night. Despite the fact that they’re coming off a loss, there are plenty of reasons to be optimistic about the Oilers right now. Not only are they…
Looking to keep their perfect start to the season going, the Oilers roll into Chicago tonight to take on a struggling Blackhawks team. While the Oilers have been doing nothing but winning, the Hawks have been doing the exact opposite.
Coming into play today, there are seven teams in the NHL who have yet to suffer a loss. Within a couple of hours, that number will drop to six as the Edmonton Oilers will put their 4-0-0 record on the line against the 2-0-0 New York Rangers.
After kicking off their road-trip with a win over the New York Islanders, the Edmonton Oilers will look to improve to 4-0 on the season as they roll into the Prudential Center to take on Taylor Hall and the New Jersey Devils.
When things are going well, the rumours kind of slow down. Right now, things are going very well for the Edmonton Oilers so there isn’t anyone talking about whether or not they can trade Jesse Puljujarvi for immediate help or if there’s a defenseman out there who can help fill the void left by @Adam…
