Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid believes his team is ramping up and they will be playing their best hockey when the playoffs begin on April 18. If actions speak louder than words, McDavid’s performance last night in San Jose suggested he could be right.

Connor Ingram was the best player by a mile for the Edmonton Oilers during Monday night’s 2-1 shootout loss to the Colorado Avalanche. The veteran goaltender was excellent, turning aside 30 of the 31 shots he faced to single-handedly help Edmonton pick up a point.

Two years ago, the Canucks won 50 games. And so even if there were plenty of signs that the ship was sinking, Vancouver’s final ledger this season — including 49 regulation losses — was still halting,

Rogers Place was the site of an epic moment on Saturday night and no I’m not talking about anything that actually happened on the ice between the Edmonton Oilers and Vegas Golden Knights. During the course of the clash between the two Pacific Division rivals on Saturday night,

The Edmonton Oilers’ first-round opponent will either be Colorado, Anaheim, or, for a fifth consecutive season, the Los Angeles Kings. What’s odd about this potential matchup is that despite the Oilers winning the previous four meetings,

Evan Bouchard's had a knack for setting up his teammates for success since the Olympic break, and he features in our Avalanche vs. Oilers predictions for Monday, April 13.

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