The Oilers aren’t desperate to add anywhere, but there are a few spots where solidifying sure would be useful.

The NHL trade deadline is less than 48 hours away, and it's become very clear that the Oilers need to do something about their goaltending.

The Edmonton Oilers hope to return to the Stanley Cup Finals this season, but they’ll have to be creative to improve their team at the NHL Trade Deadline. The Oilers lack salary cap space, and some injuries keep them handcuffed.

We’re just a few days away from the trade deadline for the 2024-25 NHL season. To say the Edmonton Oilers need to do something would be an understatement.  The team has been a buyer in each of the past five seasons.

The Edmonton Oilers have entered the trade deadline with their first big deal, but there is still plenty of work left to do.

The Boston Bruins have already started wheeling and dealing ahead of Friday's NHL trade deadline, sending forward Trent Frederic to the Edmonton Oilers in a three-team trade on Tuesday.

According to The Athletic's Pierre LeBrun and Chris Johnston, Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson is open to waiving his no-trade clause to join the Oilers. That being said, Edmonton hasn't declared itself to be openly in the hunt for a goalie before the March 7 deadline.

During his 32 Thoughts podcast and then in a follow-up post on X, Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman reported on Monday that Viktor Arvidsson and Adam Henrique have no-move clauses in their contracts. The assumption the Oilers might look at trading either player ahead of Friday's deadline in an effort to free up cap space appears to be off the table.

The Edmonton Oilers did not do new general manager Stan Bowman any favors when they hired him after making all of their summer free-agency moves. Considered

Despite not having had him available to them all season long, the Oilers are said to be exploring the trade market for Evander Kane.