Oilers forward Zach Hyman was described as a "wrecking ball" by Connor McDavid, and he's just 17 hits away from making NHL playoff history.

The Dallas Stars remain in wait-and-see mode when it comes to Roope Hintz. Dallas coach Pete DeBoer said Tuesday at morning skate the Star’s top-line center will be a game-time decision once again ahead of a 7:00 p.m. puck drop for Dallas’ pivotal Game 4 clash in Edmonton against the Oilers.

Mikko Rantanen and Mikael Granlund scored seven of the Dallas Stars’ 13 goals in the second round to move on to the Western Conference final against the Edmonton Oilers, yet that lopsided production also was a red flag. Three-time Stanley Cup champion Ken Daneyko before the series started figured that needed to change.

Edmonton Oilers executive Stan Bowman is recalling the moment in this Stanley Cup Playoffs where his team came alive.

It’s been 45 days since the Edmonton Oilers last had Mattias Ekholm in their lineup. In that time, they’ve played out the remaining three games of the

EDMONTON -- As Connor McDavid was taking part in his postgame press conference in the Edmonton Oilers Hall of Fame on Sunday, one of the many fans watching through the window from out on the street could be seen wearing a blue and orange No. 97 jersey with the name McJESUS stitched on the back.

Zach Hyman has had another great postseason with the Oilers, but it's not the goals or points that are creating a buzz around the player.

"Those guys (Oilers stars) can handle it because in the final analysis ... and constant media coverage and fan expectations add to the challenge. Abhilasha is an NHL writer at Sportskeeda. Holding a Bachelor of Business Administration degree, her interest ...