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The Edmonton Oilers are preparing for the 2026-27 season with a lighter travel schedule, covering 45,872 miles and crossing 36 time zones throughout the season. This travel load is notably less than that of some Pacific Division rivals, such as the Seattle Kraken, who will travel an additional 6,000 miles.
A favorable travel schedule is crucial for the Oilers, especially as they aim for playoff success, which has eluded them in recent seasons. Meanwhile, Darnell Nurse is set to return to Rogers Place on January 13, playing against his former team after being traded to the San Jose Sharks.
Nurse's departure was marked by a complicated relationship with the Oilers, leading to a trade request. His return is highly anticipated, and he is expected to receive a video tribute from the fans. As the team reflects on the previous season, Oilers Nation is highlighting top moments from 2025-26, including Evan Bouchard's historic hat trick, the first by an Oilers defenseman in over two decades.
Looking ahead, the Oilers face a challenging stretch in March and April, with important matchups against divisional rivals, including the Calgary Flames and Dallas Stars, which could significantly impact their playoff aspirations.
Additionally, Oilers Nation has celebrated Lee Fogolin's contributions to the franchise by ranking him 23rd on their Top 100 Oilers list, acknowledging his leadership during the team's early championship years.
These developments, combined with a strategic approach to gameplay, place the Oilers in a pivotal position as the new season approaches.
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