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Kings to play Oilers in 1st round of Stanley Cup Playoffs
The Los Angeles Kings will play the Edmonton Oilers in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Los Angeles (46-24-9) is second in the Pacific Division and leads Edmonton (46-28-5) by four points with three games remaining for each team. The team that finishes higher will have home-ice advantage in the best-of-7 series.
The Canadiens will clinch a playoff berth if they beat the Maple Leafs in regulation. They'll also clinch if they win in overtime or a shootout and the Blue Jackets don't beat the Capitals in ...
The Oilers will be without Draisaitl, forwards Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (illness), Trent Frederic (ankle), defensemen Jake Walman ...
Rutta, who was on injured reserve, returned two days after defenseman Mario Ferraro sustained a broken ankle in the Sharks’ 8 ...
Edmonton Journal on MSN8h
Who will start in net when the Edmonton Oilers open the playoffs?So never mind that Skinner has been the official Oilers goalie of record for the past two seasons. At this point, you almost assuredly have to go with Pickard in goal to start the playoffs, and the ...
Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch confirmed he plans to ride the hot hand when the playoffs begin next week, avoiding naming a ...
The Edmonton Oilers will get two key players back on Friday night when they host the San Jose Sharks at Rogers Place.
Connor McDavid had four assists and the Edmonton Oilers wrapped up a playoff spot with a 4-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks ...
Skinner played his first eight seasons in the NHL with the Hurricanes before spending the next six campaigns with the Buffalo ...
The Edmonton Oilers have not clinched their spot in the Stanley Cup Playoffs yet, but it is coming. With a 99.99% chance of ...
Connor Brown scored twice, Connor McDavid had three assists in his return to the lineup and the injury-riddled Edmonton ...
The Canadian Press on MSN11h
Edmonton Oilers sign goaltender Jonsson to three-year entry-level contractThe Edmonton Oilers have signed goaltender Samuel Jonsson to a three-year entry-level contract, the NHL team said Saturday.
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