The Oilers have been the team that didn’t seem bothered by giving up four goals because they were more than capable of scoring at least five.

According to a report from long-time Edmonton Oilers insider Jim Matheson, the Oilers could be making a few key lineup changes for Game 4 against the Vegas Golden Knights this evening. Matheson reports that forward Jeff Skinner could draw in for Viktor Arvidsson and while defenseman Troy Stecher could draw in for Ty Emberson.

A few months ago, the thought of Kasperi Kapanen and Troy Stecher playing in such a pivotal game for the Edmonton Oilers as the one that occurred Monday would have been farfetched. Those two players have been useful members of the team,

The Edmonton Oilers seem to be shuffling the deck as they try to take a stranglehold over the Vegas Golden Knights.

A mere hours before the puck is set to drop for Game 4 between the Oilers and Golden Knights, Kris Knoblauch revealed some crucial lineup changes. The Edmonton Oilers have a crucial Game 4 tonight at Rogers Place as they try to regain playoff series traction against the Vegas Golden Knights.

This five-game defeat felt like a missed opportunity for an aging core of talented players in search of another Cup.

While the Oilers weren't bad by any means in Game 3, whenever a team loses at this time of year, questions are raised about lineup changes. Head coach Kris Knoblauch had hinted at that possibility ...

This year’s roster is very different from the ... they will need to make changes in the crease. The Oilers are the NHL’s second-oldest team per Left Wing Lock at 30.6 years of age on average.

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Who will play for the Edmonton Oilers in Game 4 against the Vegas Golden Knights? What will the lines and defence pairings be? Oilers coach Kris Knoblauch is keeping this information to himself for now,