Troy Stecher hasn’t been seen since playing in Winnipeg last Sunday. He hasn’t skated and wasn’t on the ice in San Jose yesterday as the Oilers prepared for Game 1 of their opening-round series vs.
The Edmonton Oilers are looking to upgrade their defense this season through trade, and on Tuesday night, they healthy-scratched Troy Stecher in favor of Josh Brown.
The Edmonton Oilers have been rumored to be in the trade market for a defenseman this season, and it's clear which current player a new addition will be replacing.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
Edmonton Oilers defender Troy Stecher has become an underrated contributor to the team this season, but last night he came close to having a bit of a conflict with defence Coach Paul Coffey.
The Edmonton Oilers saw a scary scene last night as defenceman Troy Stecher took a puck to the face, but thankfully according to Knoblauch, he seems to have avoided a serious injury.
The Edmonton Oilers couldn’t get anything past Jake Allen on Monday night against the Devils, and the challenge didn’t get much easier with the Vegas Golden Knights in town Wednesday for the first of four matchups of the season.
With Connor McDavid injured, the Edmonton Oilers recalled forwards Drake Caggiula and Noah Philp from the Bakersfield Condors on Oct 29. They made an impact
The Edmonton Oilers had to go the first three games without unveiling their new post game win ritual, but were finally able to break it out last night.
The Edmonton Oilers have encountered several defensive challenges this season, constantly shuffling their pairings in search of the right mix. Amid these struggles, defenseman Troy Stecher made a strong case for a permanent spot on the roster during a heated game against the Philadelphia Flyers.
The start of the season has been an emotional rollercoaster for Edmonton Oilers fans, and last night was the peak of that ride. The team found themselves in an early 2-0 hole on Tuesday evening following a pair of goals from rookie sensation Matvei Michkov.
The Edmonton Oilers were down by a goal in the third period in danger of losing their fourth straight game, but a pair of fights provided a spark to get them going.
The Oilers signed the 30 year old defenceman Brown to a three year concract for $3M this offseason, and it seems they slotted him in for the opening lineup.
Due to his size, Tory Stecher was never given the benefit of the doubt. He’s always had to prove he could defend. He spent his 16-18 years old seasons playing Junior A with the Penticton Vees.
One Edmonton Oilers free agent signing from this summer is beginning to look a little more questionable after serious struggles in preseason games. Defenceman Josh Brown doesn't have a long track record of success in the NHL, and his first two preseason game didn't inspire much confidence in fans.
The Edmonton Oilers had their first on-ice session of training camp Thursday, and coach Knoblauch began testing out some potential line combinations. After adding Jeff Skinner, Victor Arvidsson, and more in the forward group, fans have been eager to see where they'll slot in to begin the year.
Their options are limited at this stage of the NHL calendar, but there are still a few options worth exploring.
The Edmonton Oilers had a fantastic free agency period this year with multiple great value adds, but one contract sticks out in particular as strange. The Oilers signed 30 year old defenceman Josh Brown to a three year contract for $1M a year on July 1st, and now looking at the depth chart, it may be difficult for Brown to break into the lineup.
Troy Stecher was acquired by the Edmonton Oilers before the trade deadline last season and played in seven regular-season games. He was unavailable to play in the postseason due to needing ankle surgery to remove a cyst that had become badly infected and worsened over time.
Edmonton Oilers defenseman Troy Stecher will soon have season-ending ankle surgery, according to Oilersnation’s Jason Gregor. Stecher has not played since the season finale on April 18, finishing with no points and four penalty minutes in a 5-1 loss at the Colorado Avalanche.
The Oilers will have one fewer option on the blue line for the remainder of their playoff run.
Yesterday, the Oilers made a smaller move by acquiring Troy Stecher from the Arizona Coyotes for a fourth-round pick in 2027. This trade, which I consider a steal, has the potential to greatly strengthen the Oilers’ depth on defence, and that made me want to figure out what kind of player Stecher is and what he’ll be bringing to Edmonton.
According to multiple reports, the Edmonton Oilers have acquired defenseman Troy Stecher from the Arizona Coyotes. PHNX Sports’ Craig Morgan reported on Thursday that the Coyotes received a 2027 fourth-round pick from the Oilers in exchange for Stecher and a 2024 seventh-round pick.
The Coyotes have announced that defenseman Troy Stecher is out for four to six weeks with a lower-body injury.
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