The Oilers trade with the San Jose Sharks last offseason to exchange Cody Ceci for Ty Emberson is looking like a steal of a deal for Edmonton. Ty Emberson has begun to fit in perfectly with the team,

Per Elliotte Friedman, former San Jose Sharks defenseman Ty Emberson and the Edmonton Oilers are working on a contract extension.

The Edmonton Oilers are going to be trading for a defenceman this season, and NHL insider David Pagnotta has connected the team to Mario Ferraro and Cody Ceci of the San Jose Sharks.

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Five to seven teams interested in John Klingberg, including the Leafs, Senators and Oilers. Darren Dreger: Defenseman John Klingberg is looking to make a comeback this season and

Elvis Merzlikins made 18 saves to earn the goaltending win in a game that finished with the Blue Jackets holding a commanding 34-19 edge in shots. Tyler Toffoli scored the lone goal for the Sharks at 7:32 of the third, cutting the Jackets’ lead to 3-1 while spoiling Merzlikins’ shutout bid.

The Fourth Period: The San Jose Sharks have some pending UFAs that they could look to move between now and the March 7th NHL trade deadline – forwards Mikael Granlund, Luke Kunin and Nico Sturm, defencemen Cody Ceci and Jan Rutta, and goaltenders Alexandar Georgiev and Vitek Vanecek.

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Evan Bouchard scored the winning goal late in the third period, capping the Edmonton Oilers' rally from a three-goal deficit to beat the Colorado Avalanche 4-3 in Denver on Thursday night.

The Panthers acquired Tarasenko from the Ottawa Senators at the trade deadline last season to add depth to their forward group as well as a veteran presence who had already been where the Panthers were trying to go. Tarasenko already had one Stanley Cup win under his belt, winning it all with the St. Louis Blues in 2019.

Pickard is a Colorado Avalanche draft pick who played three seasons with the Red Wings. His time with the NHL club was limited to playing 12 games. In those 12 games, he only started six, finishing with a record of 3-4-1. He had a 4.04 goals against average (GAA) and a .853 save percentage (SV%) when it was all said and done.