The NHL's Stanley Cup playoffs are famous for high-pressure situations, and after six games, there are already a few situations where it is mounting on head coaches.
In what might be seen as a surprising move ahead of Game 1 against the Kings, the Oilers are turning to Josh Brown as part of their blue line corps.
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Despite all the hits the Edmonton Oilers have taken this season, they have managed to stay afloat and will themselves into the playoffs. When one man went down, it seemed that someone else stepped into his role as best he could and kept the team moving along.
Edmonton Oilers defenseman Mattias Ekholm will not be ready for the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs as an undisclosed injury continues to linger.
The Edmonton Oilers will be without veteran defenseman Mattias Ekholm for the team’s first-round series against the Pacific Division rival Los Angeles Kings, Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch confirmed Monday per team broadcaster Bob Stauffer.
The road back to the Stanley Cup Finals is a treacherous one for the Edmonton Oilers. The Western Conference is loaded with talent, and each round will be a battle to win.
Head coach Kris Knoblauch confirmed on Monday that the Edmonton Oilers will be without top-pairing defenseman Mattias Ekholm for the entire first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
It’s a busy Monday morning of housekeeping in Oil Country as Edmonton Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch provided some of the most clarity so far about the status of his many players stuck in the infirmary.
The Edmonton Oilers continue to bolster their roster and pipeline ahead of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, signing two promising prospects while preparing for a familiar first-round opponent.
The hits just keep on coming. Between Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl sustaining injuries just a game apart, and trade deadline acquisition Trent Frederic reaggravating his ankle injury a mere six seconds into his very first shift with the team, the Edmonton Oilers really just can’t seem to catch a break.
When Mattias Ekholm exited early from the Edmonton Oilers’ 4-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks at Rogers Place on Friday (April 11), concern for the health of the veteran left-side defenceman spread rapidly across Oil Country.
The Edmonton Oilers’ championship hopes took a potential hit Saturday following the concerning development taking place on Friday's win over the San Jose Sharks.
The Edmonton Oilers are stuck between a rock and a hard place in 2024-25. Players like Jeff Skinner could be considered difference makers throughout their career.
The Oilers won’t have key two-way defenseman Mattias Ekholm available when they begin their first-round playoff series next weekend.
From bad to worse. The injury bug has bitten the Edmonton Oilers hard in recent weeks and months, and the latest blow could be the most devastating yet, as the team could be without Mattias Ekholm for the remainder of their season.
As per Ryan Rishaug of TSN, Mattias Ekholm might be done for the season with the Edmonton Oilers. After leaving Friday’s game versus the San Jose Sharks with a mysterious injury, updates on Saturday are that the issue is serious.
The Edmonton Oilers officially clinched a spot in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs Friday night, their sixth straight, with a 4-2 win over the San Jose Sharks.
Edmonton Oilers’ forward Zach Hyman and defenseman Mattias Ekholm left Friday’s game against the San Jose Sharks with undisclosed injuries and did not return.
The Edmonton Oilers need one victory, or a regulation loss by the Calgary Flames, to officially clinch a playoff spot. It has been inevitable for weeks that the Oilers would make the playoffs, but tonight they can make it official, and they can do so while welcoming Stuart Skinner and Mattias Ekholm back into the lineup.
Edmonton Oilers veteran defenseman Mattias Ekholm will make his return to the lineup Friday versus the Pacific Division rival San Jose Sharks, Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch confirmed per team broadcaster Bob Stauffer.
Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl and Mattias Ekholm are all sidelined with injuries.
The Edmonton Oilers are finally getting Mattias Ekholm back after the veteran defenceman was shut down after the 4 Nations tournament, and now he's revealed what issues exactly held him out.
The Edmonton Oilers have provided a new update on the injury status of John Klingberg and Mattias Ekholm, confirming that both players will miss significantly time with injury.
The Edmonton Oilers took to the ice for practice today for their first session after the trade deadline, and coach Knoblauch had multiple updates on the lineup.
Oilers defenceman Mattias Ekholm noticeably hasn't been on his game for the last few weeks, and after missing practice again today, Coach Knoblauch confirmed Ekholm may miss some games soon.
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