The Edmonton Oilers are looking to trade for a top four defenceman this season, but they won't have many trade assets to work with. Here's a complete look at their potential trade assets.

The NHL trade deadline is quickly approaching and the Oilers are bound to be busy, but Evander Kane's health may impact their plans.

The Edmonton Oilers face a potentially tough decision as they try to upgrade their top-four on defense and think about a depth forward at the trade deadline.

The Oilers already traded their 2025 first-round pick, leaving their 2026 first-rounder as a potential trade chip. After trading into the first round last year, and with only four picks in the 2025 draft, the Oilers should be careful of selling more of their future assets for a return that doesn't move the needle that much.

The NHL trade deadline is approaching and the Oilers are bound to make a deal or two, but who could they realistically trade off the roster?

The NHL Trade Deadline is less than two months away, so this is the time of year when hockey fans start speculating about what their team will do at the deadline, and who they will acquire or trade away depending on the status of their team.

One of the most talked about topics this season for the Edmonton Oilers has been their goaltending situation. On the Jan. 10 edition of the Lowdown with Lowetide, host Alan Mitchell (Lowetide) and guest Steve Lansky were speculating about what the Oilers would do with their goaltending before the trade deadline.

The Oilers signed Jeff Skinner in NHL Free Agency to bolster their offense, but they should trade him at the deadline.

If the Edmonton Oilers hope to claim the Stanley Cup this season, it’s no secret that they’ll need to improve their blue line. The Oilers are particularly weak on the right side, as aside from Evan Bouchard,