The Edmonton Oilers took fans and a nation for a wild playoff ride in the 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs. They were able to make ...

Trent Frederic, the former 29th overall pick of the 2016 NHL draft by the Boston Bruins, was re-signed by the Oilers on an ...

The New Jersey Devils did not do a full roster overhaul this summer, but they did make some solid deals in this 2025 NHL free ...

It certainly wasn’t an easier road to the Stanley Cup Finals for the Edmonton Oilers last season. They had to dig incredibly deep to get past the excellent Dallas Stars, but ultimately, they fell to ...

Luke Hughes walked into the New Jersey Devils locker room for the first time as a 19-year-old, known for more than his on-ice play from the University of Michigan.

And after two full seasons with the Devils, Hughes became known for one additional thing: Being the target of Curtis Lazar 's antics. "You go to a dog groomer?" "Here comes Luke. Rolled out of bed." ...

The Devils have added some depth to the offensive front with the Brown and Dadonov additions. They also upgraded at the backup goalie position with the acquisition of Jake Allen, giving New Jersey one ...

When Curtis Lazar skated onto the ice at Prudential Center on April 16, 2025, to applause and the Tiësto and Black Eyed Peas version of "Pump It" blaring over the speakers, he knew it was likely ...

Lazar returns to Edmonton after spending the past 11 seasons in the NHL with the Ottawa Senators, Calgary Flames, Buffalo Sabres, Boston Bruins, Vancouver Canucks and New Jersey Devils. He was ...

The Edmonton Oilers have been a little quiet this offseason with free agency underway, and while they did land Andrew Mangiapane on a fair two-year deal worth $3.6 million annually, they haven’t done ...

The Edmonton Oilers added forward Curtis Lazar as a depth forward recently. It was a good signing, here's why.

New York City Charlie Kirk urges GOP hopeful Curtis Sliwa to drop out of NYC mayoral race to stop Mamdani Kirk says the democratic socialist candidate is 'stoppable,' but opposition must coalesce ...