With Edmonton leading 2-1 again at home in Game 6, Jonathan Marchessault’s natural hat trick ... the Oilers are preparing for an entirely new opponent that will present a brand new challenge ...

Rookie Macklin Celebrini notched his first hat ... 44 shots. Oilers 4, Blues 3 Connor Brown scored twice, including the game-winner with 20.4 seconds remaining in regulation, as Edmonton edged ...

Dylan Strome is one of five Caps forwards slated to play all 82 ... be in shambles without him picking up the slack. 11. Edmonton Oilers (47-29-5, +20. Previous: 10) Leon Draisaitl is the top ...

Scott: It would be quite on brand for ... scored a hat trick Sunday night and is tied with Leon Draisaitl for the league-lead in even-strength goals with 36. After his 47-goal campaign in 2022-23 ...

EDMONTON - Jason Robertson scored a second-period natural hat trick as the Dallas Stars ... Wednesday to match his career high of 47 points. Oilers: It appeared Edmonton’s injury situation ...

The 25-year-old forward recorded a second-period natural hat trick as the Stars won their third game in a row, and came away with a 4-3 victory over the Edmonton Oilers despite a furious late-game ...

According to Oilers’ broadcaster Bob Stauffer, Edmonton is 22-7 from Games Four through Seven in that time. That works out to .759. 7. The win in Game Six over L.A. was not plainly important ...

After watching their team win Game 5 of its playoff series to come within reach of advancing to the next round of the NHL playoffs, you would think that Edmonton Oilers fans would be in good spirits.

Take last year’s Oilers, for instance ... while allowing goals on both man-advantages for L.A. But Edmonton’s penalty kill showed up in full force, going 3-for-3 in a 4-3 overtime win in ...

The Edmonton Oilers ... Well played, Oilers. Very well played. Hey, with his beloved Kings eliminated, maybe Ferrell will hop on the Oilers’ bandwagon and tip his hat to the very club that ...

The Edmonton Oilers eliminated their Pacific Division rivals, the Los Angeles Kings, for the fourth consecutive season. The rinse and repeat cycle of the Stanley Cup Playoffs continued again ...