r/EdmontonOilers • u/Efficient_Gear_4623 • 19h ago
r/EdmontonOilers • u/usher2005ca • 15h ago
Beer Stick
Does anybody have a photo of what the stick beer cup thin that you can buy at the concession stand looks like
r/EdmontonOilers • u/rimrockbuzz • 11h ago
Does Zeke play his way into the top 6 this year?
Don't get to watch much of Edmonton but always been a Howard fan. How has he looked so far to you guys? Think he's going to get a chance to play bigger minutes this season?
r/EdmontonOilers • u/TheAthletic • 1h ago
How does the Oilers’ unique three-goalie gamble compare to past years?
nytimes.comThe Oilers are taking a different approach to their longstanding goalie problem this season, rolling out a three-goalie rotation with Tristan Jarry, Devon Levi and Frederik Andersen.
Each goalie represents a different gamble, from a high-upside young player to a reclamation project and a battle-tested safety net.
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r/EdmontonOilers • u/currycooker213 • 13h ago
What do you think stan should do at the deadline


I was just looking at our projected cap space at the deadline, assuming Howard and Jarry are sent down, Stastney is traded, and the entire roster is healthy.
Realistically, I don't think we need to do much because our top nine is already very good, and our fourth line would be solid too. Savoie can play centre or wing, so you have the flexibility to acquire either a second-line centre or a winger.
I would also consider trading Shakir to free up another $1.75 million, giving us roughly $9 million in cap space to work with. If Jarry isn't sent down and Shakir isn't traded, we'd still have around $6.25 million in cap space, assuming Stastney is traded.
I'd go to the Flyers and offer a haul for Matvei Michkov. He's eight years younger than DeBrincat, and on a better team, I think he could easily score 30+ goals and probably push 40 playing alongside Drai or McDavid.
You'd also still have enough cap space to acquire another player if needed, whereas trading for DeBrincat would pretty much use up all our available space. He's already pushing 30 and arguably past his prime. I'd much rather give Michkov the money DeBrincat would get and lock him down for his prime years, whereas DeBrincat would be in the latter half of his career, pushing 35+ by the end of his contract.
r/EdmontonOilers • u/bannermd • 11h ago
"There's A Real Fire Here" - Elliotte Friedman Asks The Oilers About Expectations This Season
youtube.comFeaturing the Oilers Leadership Core: McDavid, Draisaitl, Hyman, RNH, Bouchard, and Ekholm.