The Oilers' performance in Game 1 of the final reflects a terrific depth chart for the organization this spring.

and are plus players (for plus/minus) — whatever stat you want to look at? “Our depth is incredible.” It’s not like the Golden Knights’ bottom six got the better of the Oilers’ group ...

He's scored six of his 13 goals since March 8th, a brief sign of the 25-goal player he's been in the past. The Oilers could use a whole lot more of that. Jeff Skinner: A+ What a strange season for ...

The Edmonton Oilers have relied on depth scoring and hope to continue to do so in Game 3 of the Western Conference Second Round against the Vegas Golden Knights at Rogers Place on Saturday (9 p.m. ET; ...

Fairly or not, the Oilers have long been considered a two-man team. There is some truth to that, but only because they have two of the most productive players the league has ever seen and it makes ...

The Oilers' best players showed up in the first round, but what was most impressive about their series win was their depth. Game 6 was the perfect example. Winger Connor Brown, a 13-goal scorer in ...

While it’s challenging to argue with success, the Oilers may need to weigh the long-term benefits of taking advantage of opportunities to get depth players into high-event situations.

The Edmonton Oilers come out of Tuesday’s Game 4 win with the prospect of returning to the Stanley Cup final and avenging ...

In the Edmonton Oilers’ series-clinching win over the ... This series was retribution for the dog-on-a-bone player, who never got into any of the first-round series last year against the Kings ...

While it's unclear if Seravalli's insights are just him guessing or come straight from a source close to the player, most probably his agent, the report indicates that the Oilers are seriously ...

In a recent interview, Jeff Jackson, CEO of Hockey Operations for the Edmonton Oilers ... highlighted the depth of the team’s off-ice operations, including a strong player development and ...

This was another good step.” Fairly or not, the Oilers have long been considered a two-man team. There is some truth to that, but only because they have two of the most productive players the league ...