If they decide to sell, four of their nine pending UFA's could be highly sought-after by contending teams as we get closer to ...

In Montréal, you can’t take a single step without seeing it — the red, blue, yellow, and white logo of the 4 Nations Face-Off (or Confrontation des 4 Nations in French). On the billboards in Eaton ...

Let's see what the next month brings for the Oilers. Caleb Kerney is the Co-Site Editor and Reporter for The Hockey News' Edmonton Oilers and Detroit Red Wings team sites. A resident of Edmonton ...

It’s time for another round of NHL rumours. The Four Nations Faceoff just started, but general managers are still thinking ...

And even if things end up somewhere between those two, the Oilers could do much worse. Caleb Kerney is the Co-Site Editor and Reporter for The Hockey News' Edmonton Oilers and Detroit Red Wings ...

4. Most Edmonton Oilers fans will surely wish that more of their guys were in the Four Nations Face-Off tournament. But the Oilers played more hockey games last season than any other NHL team.

The Edmonton Oilers will be releasing a new alternate jersey next season, and now one Oilers analyst has teased details of the new logo to be featured on the jersey. Oilers insider Tom Gazzola has ...

That is why teams like the Edmonton Oilers (and others) have more players than they need for a game. Extra, just in case.

The Edmonton Oilers have every reason to go all-in at the trade deadline this season to assist their contending team, and one option could be a two-player deal with the Chicago Blackhawks.

Edmonton Oilers superstar Connor McDavid could become the first player in NHL history to sign a contract worth more than $20 million per season when he signs his next contract between now and July ...

EDMONTON — Cabo Wabo came to Rogers ... Obviously (we need to) get back to playing collective good hockey when we come back.” As the Oilers scatter for some sun and sand — a 5-2-1 record ...

With the passing of Tommy McVie in late January, the National Hockey League lost its most ... pretty much all of them are true,” former Edmonton Oilers coach Ron Low said with a laugh.