The Oilers have high hopes that Stuart Skinner will be able to carry them to another Stanley Cup Final appearance, but one Goalie Analyst is sounding the alarm on Edmonton's netminder.
The Oilers are having a frustrating few games to begin the regular season, but last night they got beat by their biggest rival with no physical response.
Mikael Backlund, the Calgary Flames captain, landed a controversial slash on the Edmonton Oilers' goalie Stuart Skinner during last night's Battle for Alberta.
Moments before puck drop tonight against the Calgary Flames, the Edmonton Oilers unveiled several major lineup changes to shake up the team. According to Oilers reporter Tony Brar, Jeff Skinner has been elevated to the first line, with Nugent-Hopkins being bumped down to the second.
Oilers fans are used to being extremely concerned about the goaltending, and although things may be fine, it's been a major problem through the first two games again.
The Edmonton Oilers had an incredible season last year for which all of the coaching staff deserved praise, but fans still aren't fond of one coach. At the beginning of last night's game when the Oilers were introducing their coaching staff, everyone received a neutral or warm welcome except goalie coach Dustin Schwartz.
It is stunning how many people overreact to one loss. The entire Oilers team wasn’t good enough last night in their 6-0 loss to Winnipeg. Evan Bouchard’s mishandling of the puck 70 seconds into the game that gave Mark Scheifele a breakaway from his own blueline foreshadowed how the game would go for Edmonton.
The Edmonton Oilers opened the 2024-25 NHL season as the defending Western Conference champions and have been widely considered favorites to win the Stanley Cup after last season’s disappointment.
After feeling the lowest of the lows from being so close yet so far away from a Stanley Cup win, all we can do is get back on the horse and hope for a better result when June rolls back around.
Coming into the season’s first game, you had to wonder whether the Oilers would be their early 2023-24 selves, or the team we saw in the Stanley Cup Finals.
In today’s NHL news and rumors rundown, the Ottawa Senators aren’t rushing a deal for Linus Ullmark. Meanwhile, could the Dallas Stars and Calgary Flames make for good trade partners?
The Edmonton Oilers don’t have to worry about a contract extension for goaltender Stuart Skinner for at least two seasons. That said, the eight-year deal Jeremy Swayman just struck with the Boston Bruins is not ideal news for the Oilers when it comes to predicting what Skinner’s next contract could look like.
The NHL announced the Four Nations Faceoff during the All-Star break last year. Now, we are five months away from puck drop on the inaugural event. The four nations — Canada, Finland, Sweden, and the United States — have all announced six players who will represent them at the tournament.
There is rarely such a fine line that is drawn between glory and despair as was on display in this year’s Stanley Cup Final between the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner debuted a fresh new look in Monday’s preseason matchup against the Seattle Kraken. But his gear isn’t the only thing that’s changed about the starter.
Stuart Skinner wanted to get into the Oilers crease. He hoped to face some NHL shots as the team jaunted two provinces east to Manitoba, squaring up with the Winnipeg Jets for the Oilers’ fourth pre-season game, and boy, did he, as the team fell 6-1.
There has been a lot mentioned about the Edmonton Oilers Stanley Cup aspirations over the past couple of seasons, and it seems like when the conversation turns to the Oilers’ biggest weakness, almost every finger gets pointed in the direction of the defence.
The Edmonton Oilers have undergone numerous roster changes this offseason, but one position that has remained stable is goaltending. Stuart Skinner, the Edmonton native, is entering his third full NHL season.
Edmonton Oilers goalie Stuart Skinner is entering his third full NHL season, seeking redemption. Despite his brief career, having started just 118 games, he has already compiled impressive stats.
The goalie has been a big part of the Oilers' ability to play back into the Stanley Cup Final by backstopping them to wins in Games 4 and 5, stopping 61 out of 65 shots.
Despite plenty of opportunities, the Oilers offense had been snake-bitten for most of the series heading into Game 4. However, the goals finally came on Saturday, eight to be exact.
The Edmonton Oilers forced a Game 5 in the Stanley Cup Final via a dominant win over the Florida Panthers.
The chips are down, and the Edmonton Oilers season will be on the line on Saturday night. It is time for their goaltender to step up. Following a 4-3 loss to the Florida Panthers in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final, the Oilers find themselves on the brink of elimination, and could see Lord Stanley’s Cup paraded around on their own ice.
Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final is quickly approaching and a ton of the spotlight for the Edmonton Oilers is directly on their crease. Stuart Skinner has had an up-and-down postseason and has battled his way through the struggles, to help secure the Oilers a berth in the Cup final.
As you’ve likely read by now, the Edmonton Oilers plan to start Stuart Skinner for game six at home against the Vancouver Canucks tonight. Call it a coach’s
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