Our Oilers vs. Golden Knights props are zeroing in on Evander Kane, Mark Stone, and Leon Draisaitl for Game 5 on Wednesday, May 14.

The Edmonton Oilers may be focused on their 2025 playoff push, but Tuesday’s announcement regarding offer sheets and new compensation levels may divert their attention slightly.

This isn’t the first time Evander Kane has been a pain to the Golden Knights, and he has helped bring a physicality to the Edmonton Oilers that has them one game from eliminating Vegas. For the Golden Knights,

Former Oiler Tom Gilbert joins us after Game 4 of the Edmonton Oilers' series against the Vegas Golden Knights. We discuss defensive strategies, goalie adjustments, player impacts, and even get his predictions for the rest of the series.

The Edmonton Oilers are a one-dimensional team. That criticism has followed the team for years during the Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl era. Many have argued that the team is far too reliant on its dynamic duo and lacks the supporting cast to bring the organization to its ultimate goal.

The Vegas Golden Knights stolen Edmonton’s hockey mojo. In Game 1 of the series, it looked like men against boys, with the Edmonton Oilers dominating VGK, 14 Grade A shots for Edmonton, a measly five for Vegas.

The Edmonton Oilers took a 3-1 series lead over the Vegas Golden Knights, placing themselves just one win away from making the Western Conference Final.

Many have wondered why the Edmonton Oilers continued to put Mattias Janmark in the lineup. The 32-year-old has provided almost nothing offensively over the past two seasons, scoring six goals and recording 30 points in 151 games.