Edmonton Oilers Summary

The Edmonton Oilers made significant roster moves this week, notably signing forward Colton Dach to a two-year, $2.4 million contract, enhancing their offensive depth as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Dach, who was acquired from the Chicago Blackhawks earlier this year, posted four points in eight regular-season games with Edmonton and was a physical presence in the playoffs with 23 hits over five games, according to Deadspin.

Additionally, the Oilers are embracing a unique three-goalie system, a strategy discussed by the Hockey News, which aims to address their goaltending challenges amidst considerable offseason changes. On the prospect front, Beau Akey, the highest draft choice from the 2020s remaining in the organization, is working to develop professional habits after a challenging first season in the AHL, as reported by Oilers Nation.

Furthermore, former Oilers defenseman Jordan Oesterle announced his retirement after a notable 12-year career, which included time spent in Edmonton, according to Oilers Nation. In other news, Kasperi Kapanen has re-signed with the Oilers under new head coach Mike Babcock, marking a key decision for the team as they aim to improve their performance, as highlighted by Oilers Nation.