Edmonton Oilers
27 reports in the 2026-27 edition.
Frederik Andersen
#30G · Edmonton Oilers
One of the most efficient goaltenders of his generation, now thirty-six, coming off the worst save percentage of his career.
Evan Bouchard
#2D · Edmonton Oilers
A 95-point defenseman with the hardest shot on the team and a turnover in him that will take a year off your life.
Colton Dach
C · Edmonton Oilers
A 6-4 winger with a decent set of hands who has spent three years being almost ready.
Jason Dickinson
#16C · Edmonton Oilers
A defensive center who has made a long career out of the shifts nobody wants and the faceoffs nobody counts.
Leon Draisaitl
#29C · Edmonton Oilers
One of the two or three most dangerous goal-scorers alive, and he does it at a pace that looks like he is barely trying.
Mattias Ekholm
#14D · Edmonton Oilers
The defenseman who makes mistakes disappear — quietly, twenty minutes a night, against the other team's best.
Ty Emberson
D · Edmonton Oilers
A steady, unspectacular right-shot defenseman doing exactly what a third pair is supposed to do.
Trent Frederic
#10C · Edmonton Oilers
A heavy, useful bottom-six forward coming off a year in which almost nothing went in.
Isaac Howard
#53LW · Edmonton Oilers
A Hobey Baker winner in his first professional season, small and skilled, with everything still ahead of him.
Zach Hyman
#18LW · Edmonton Oilers
A fifth-round pick who made himself a 30-goal scorer by being willing to stand in the one place nobody else wants to stand.
Mattias Janmark
#13C · Edmonton Oilers
Fast, honest and almost entirely without offense — a coach's fourth-liner who has outlasted most of his draft class.
Tristan Jarry
#35G · Edmonton Oilers
A two-time All-Star whose game has come apart badly enough that he was sent to the minors two years ago.
Max Jones
#46LW · Edmonton Oilers
A big, straight-ahead energy winger who plays eight minutes and makes all of them uncomfortable.
Mathieu Joseph
RW · Edmonton Oilers
Speed, penalty-killing minutes, and a scoring touch that has been trending the wrong way for three years.
Kasperi Kapanen
#42RW · Edmonton Oilers
Blazing speed, a decent shot, and eleven years of people wondering why it has not added up to more.
Devon Levi
#27G · Edmonton Oilers
A small, brilliant, deeply unconventional goaltender whose college numbers have never once translated.
Connor McDavid
#97C · Edmonton Oilers
The fastest player in the league is also its most patient one; the danger is not the speed itself but what he does at the end of it.
Shakir Mukhamadullin
#85D · Edmonton Oilers
A long, mobile 6-4 Russian defenseman who has just started to look like the first-round pick he was.
Connor Murphy
#5D · Edmonton Oilers
Thirteen years of shutdown minutes on bad teams, arriving here with a body that has taken a great deal of punishment.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
#93C · Edmonton Oilers
A first-overall pick who became something more useful than a star: the player who makes whichever line he is put on work.
Vasily Podkolzin
#92RW · Edmonton Oilers
A tenth-overall pick who looked like a bust in Vancouver and has quietly turned into exactly the winger a skill team needs.
Alec Regula
#75D · Edmonton Oilers
A 6-4 right-shot defenseman whose career has been mostly injuries and whose last look did not go well.
Josh Samanski
#81C · Edmonton Oilers
An undrafted German center who went from the DEL to a two-way NHL role in a single year.
Matt Savoie
#22C · Edmonton Oilers
Undersized, entirely unbothered by it, and the most promising young forward the organization has produced in a decade.
Ryan Shea
#6D · Edmonton Oilers
A fourth-round pick who spent six years in the minors and then, at twenty-eight, played eighty games and was plus-thirty.
Spencer Stastney
#24D · Edmonton Oilers
A small, mobile seventh defenseman who has been on the edge of a full-time job for four years.
Jake Walman
#96D · Edmonton Oilers
A skating, shooting, slightly reckless defenseman who was a spare part on three teams before anyone noticed how good he had gotten.
How they were used
2025-26 · 82 games
Measured from shift charts at five-on-five, not projected. Units are built from the strongest partnership outward and ordered by how much they were used; the percentage is the share of the first player’s five-on-five ice time spent alongside each linemate. A low number means the club never settled on a combination. Players who have gone are marked — either to another club, or off an NHL roster altogether, which covers retirement and an unsigned summer alike. They are a fair guide to the holes this club has to fill.
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Defence
First pair
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Third pair