The Edmonton Oilers were in San Jose on Wednesday night to square off against the Sharks in their final game of the regular season. After countless ups and downs throughout the year, the 2024-25 campaign ended on a high note with the Oilers defeating the Sharks by a 3-0 final score.
The Edmonton Oilers had a quiet 2025 Trade Deadline day, not making a single move on Friday (Mar. 7). Instead, they made their moves before deadline day and made some additions to their roster that they believe should be enough to help them make a push for their first Stanley Cup since 1990.
“We’re a team that’s been through a ton of adversity,” said Zach Hyman after scoring two goals for the Oilers in their Saturday night 5-4 win over the Dallas Stars.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
The Edmonton Oilers have one of the best facilities in the NHL with Rogers Place, and new Oilers forward Max Jones was particularly blown away seeing his new home rink.
The Edmonton Oilers lineup will have some new looks Thursday night as the Montreal Canadiens roll into town. Mattias Ekholm and John Klingberg will both be out of the lineup, as Max Jones is set to make his Oilers debut, filling in for Jeff Skinner in the bottom-six.
The Oilers have added some extra depth to their roster in advance of Thursday’s game against Montreal.
The Edmonton Oilers are recalling a couple of players they recently sent down. On Wednesday, the team called up forward Max Jones and defenceman Cam Dineen from their American Hockey League affiliate, the Bakersfield Condors, on an emergency basis.
After months of trying to put a positive spin on a season that frankly hasn’t gone right since the Jeremy Swayman holdout in training camp, the retooling has begun for a Bruins team badly in need of some alterations.
People are reacting to the recent trade that saw the Edmonton Oilers acquire forwards Trent Frederic and Max Jones from the Boston Bruins. The deal saw the Oilers send forward prospect Shane Lachance to the New Jersey Devils, along with defence prospect Max Wanner and two draft picks to the Bruins.
It looks like the Edmonton Oilers just acquired their own version of the Bash Brothers. With the team dead-last in the NHL with 764 hits through 60 games played, general manager Stan Bowman swung a three-team trade with the Boston Bruins and New Jersey Devils on Tuesday to acquire forwards Trent Frederic and Max Jones.
The Edmonton Oilers have acquired forwards Trent Frederic and Max Jones in a three-way trade between them, the Boston Bruins, and the New Jersey Devils.
The Edmonton Oilers have bolstered their roster ahead of the March 7 NHL trade deadline. On Tuesday, the club completed a three-way trade with the Boston Bruins and New Jersey Devils that will see the Oilers add forwards Max Jones and Trent Frederic from the Bruins.
The Edmonton Oilers have swung a big deal Tuesday morning, flipping a pair of prospects and draft picks in part of a three-way trade that will see them acquire forwards Trent Frederic and Max Jones from the Boston Bruins.
The Bruins activated their top defenseman from IR Thursday.
All the issues the Boston Bruins have faced this season stem from their tumultuous training camp. Up and down the roster, multiple players missed time for varying reasons.
There’s not much else to say about this raging hot mess that is the Boston Bruins right now. At this point, nothing is going to change significantly until B’s management decides to act decisively and boldly with a hockey team that’s continuously underperforming at a very noticeable level.
Kent Hughes and the Montreal Canadiens could indeed announce an acquisition in the next few minutes, and it might explain a lot. As we reported earlier today, there has already been plenty of action this Wednesday within the Habs organization.
We know that Kent Hughes and the Montreal Canadiens want to add a gritty forward, and we know they like to take chances on former first-round picks. So, in short, please note that Max Jones is currently available for free.
Only one player was placed on waivers on Tuesday, as the Boston Bruins made forward Max Jones available to the other 31 teams in the NHL. If Jones clears on Wednesday, he will be eligible to be assigned to the Bruins’ American Hockey League affiliate, the Providence Bruins.
He is in the first season of a two-year, $2M contract he signed with Boston over the summer after being non-tendered by the Ducks.
Boston Bruins' Max Jones landed a brutal slash on a referee during a post-whistle scrum, leaving many people wondering if he'll be suspended. Last night, the Florida Panthers held their home opener against the Boston Bruins.
Things escalated a couple of times during Tuesday's season opener in Florida, and one altercation resulted in Bruins forward Max Jones accidentally slashing a linesman.
The Boston Bruins have made the Max Jones contract official. This deal is for two years and $2 million total. The average cap hit is $1 million and the deal runs to the end of the 2025-26 season.
I know it's March Madness, and I'm right there with ya taking in the action today. Still, it couldn't hurt to have a few NHL goal scorer props in the pocket either, could it?
Jones will have surgery next Wednesday to repair a torn pectoral muscle and is expected to miss four-to-six months of action as a result.
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