Most of the Edmonton Oilers are on a much-needed break. Despite the consternation of some people over smaller-sample struggles, this squad is a top three NHL team. Among the elite. So, with the trading deadline looking ever closer (certainly in terms of games),

The Oilers have hit their stride after a bumpy start, but there's still room to add. What's on the list beyond defensive depth?

Edmonton Oilers general manager Stan Bowman has consistently stood behind Stuart Skinner as the team's starting goalie this season, but new reports suggest he may be getting concerned.

Perhaps the most attractive acquisition target for Edmonton at the deadline is Karel Vejmelka of the Utah Hockey Club. His cap hit ($2.725 million) is workable, and he’s unrestricted this summer (meaning there is no worry about impacting next year’s cap hit).

The Oilers are on top of the Pacific Division and third in the entire NHL right now, but questions about their goaltending are still swirling.

Here is one major area of the lineup the Kings must address heading into the 2025 NHL trade deadline on Mar. 7