The Edmonton Oilers won 3–1 against the Vancouver Canucks last night in Edmonton. Noah Philp scored his first career goal, Andrew Mangiapane his second of the season in his 500th career game, and Leon Draisaitl drained an empty net backhander from centre ice to propel the Oilers past the Canucks. This was the first game I was able to watch this season and was very impressed with the result.

The Edmonton Oilers recent signing of Jack Roslovic comes on a short-term deal that includes a clause set to take effect next month. The 28-year-old right-shot forward agreed to a one-year contract worth $1.5M, adding a versatile and experienced piece to an already star-studded roster. Roslovic’s addition gives Edmonton a proven secondary scorer who can play centre or right wing and provide lineup flexibility while the team navigates earlyseason injuries.

Well that was a very Edmonton Oilers-esque way to start the season, huh? The vibes were so immaculate to start the game. The new look power play overseen by Paul MacFarland scored on it's very first opportunity. The Oilers had a goal from Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, scored later off a sweet pass by David Tomasek to Leon Draisaitl for his 400th career NHL goal, and Andrew Mangiapane absolutely rifled one past Dustin Wolf and his old team.

It's not very often you get breaking NHL news during the intermission of a game, but on Wednesday night Edmonton Oilers fans got some significant news. Sportsnet's Elliote Friedman announced Edmonton had signed free-agent centre Jack Roslovic. The Oilers themselves confirmed the signing on X, revealing Roslovic had agreed to a one-year contract with an AAV of $1.5M. For a team with as much depth at forward as the Oilers, Roslovic seems to be a promising, if unnecessary add.

The Bakersfield Condors return for another season as the Edmonton Oilers AHL affiliate. The Condors are also set to start their season on Friday, October 11 on the road against the San Jose Barracuda. Since Oilers training camp is officially over Bakersfield now have their season roster officially set, so lets take a look at their 2025–2026 lineup and prospects. …

While the Edmonton Oilers unfortunately dropped their home opener the rival Calgary Flames, the third goal they scored was a pretty significant one—it was Leon Draisaitl's 400th goal, as well as the first NHL point for David Tomasek. One of those is slightly more important than the other, but we also can't really make a top 10 list for someone with one NHL game and point, so instead we will revisit some of the best of those 400-regular season goals Draisaitl has potted to date in his 12-year career.

With a new NHL season underway, spirits across Oil Country are renewed. There have been a lot of interesting changes to the Edmonton Oilers reality this past offseason, as they look to reforge their identity. Though eternal glory remains elusive, the Connor McDavid led Oilers have authored an incredible story on their journey. Still, the rest of the league can say the same.

The season opening game for an NHL franchise is one of the most anticipated games of the season. This year was a special one for the Oilers, as they opened up the new season on home ice against the Calgary Flames. Over the past four seasons, the Oilers have had some awesome opening games as well as some disastrous ones.

The Edmonton Oilers opened the 2025–26 season last night against the Calgary Flames. The main objective for Edmonton this season was to not get destroyed like they have in season openers past. Especially with a home opener on their home city's birthday against their hated rival, a solid performance was imperative. Fortunately, the Oilers started on time this year, tallying more goals in the first period than the last two season openers combined.

The NHL 2025–26 season is here! Here’s how to survive as an Edmonton Oilers fans for the next few months.

Tonight, the 2025–26 season begins for the Edmonton Oilers. They will be playing host to the Calgary Flames for an opening night Battle of Alberta. The energy in Oil Country is high right now, fresh off of the stunning contract extension signed by Connor McDavid. A discount the likes of which we have never seen. Over the past decade, a continual theme for the Oilers has been difficulty filling out a roster around their superstar players.

As Connor McDavid put pen to paper for the two-year $25M extension, many expected the league’s best player to reset the market again. Insiders widely projected Connor McDavid’s next deal to set a new salary standard with projections north of at least $15M per season. Just last week, Kirill Kaprizov signed an eight-year $136M contract in Minnesota worth $17M annually. Instead of chasing a record payday, …

Could the vibes get any higher in Oil Country than they are now? Opening day on the 2025--26 season, fresh off of the Connor McDavid and Jake Walman extensions earlier this week. And one more key piece of this team has signed his next contract extension to keep him a member of the Edmonton Oilers for three more years. Early Wednedsay morning, the team announced the extension of defender Mattias Ekholm.

The Edmonton Oilers' 2025–26 opening night roster is now fully in view. The team had to wait an extra day to place Zach Hyman on long-term injured reserve. But after doing so, in separate transactions they recalled David Tomasek and Isaac "Ike" Howard from the Bakersfield Condors. Going the other way is forward James Hamblin. The full roster at present, and projected lineup…