Connor McDavid

Mike Babcock’s message to the Oilers may not be about talent. It may be about accountability from their best players.

Three NHL stages: McKenna’s Dream, Hughes’ Expectation, McDavid’s Reckoning—and how fans reshape stars over time.

Is Babcock really the story in Edmonton… or is it about whether the Oilers finally change how they use McDavid and Draisaitl?

McDavid calls for change in Edmonton, but what does it really say about leadership, pressure, and the Oilers’ ceiling?

Babcock’s hire in Edmonton raises a deeper question: can McDavid-era empowerment coexist with old-school control?

What does McDavid owe the last player on the roster? The Babcock debate raises a deeper question about Oilers leadership.

Every Oilers decision now runs through one question: what does it mean for Connor McDavid’s future and the team's window?

A morning coffee on the NHL’s coaching shift: are coaches becoming commanders again under pressure, or collaborators in modern hockey?

McDavid’s greatness isn’t just trophies—it’s the cost of fame, distance, and a life that keeps shrinking as success grows.

Gretzky on McDavid: loyalty in Edmonton vs results-driven future. Subtle warning, not alarm bells, but the clock is ticking.

From captains to overtime chaos to hat tricks, the number 3 keeps showing up in hockey’s biggest, most unforgettable moments.

McDavid’s comments sparked debate—but the real issue isn’t him, it’s an Oilers roster still searching for balance.

Oilers fall 5–2 in Anaheim after fading early, losing urgency, and getting quiet nights from McDavid and Draisaitl in a game that slipped away fast.

Oilers forced Game 6—but now the pressure shifts to Anaheim. One more win keeps the season alive in a hostile road environment.

We talk about cap hits all the time, but rarely about what those salary gaps do to the people sharing the same room.

Oilers let leads slip again, McDavid’s status lingers, and now Edmonton faces a series that feels less like bad luck—and more like a habit catching up to them.

Nugent-Hopkins may not grab headlines, but his role next to McDavid could be the key to Edmonton taking control in Game 3.

Oilers drop Game 2 in a messy one vs Ducks—special teams, giveaways, and rebounds decide a tied series heading to Anaheim.

Oilers take Game 1 over the Ducks in a wild start—depth scoring shines, McDavid is quiet, and questions already emerge after a 4-3 finish.

McDavid stays hot, Ingram stands tall, and the Oilers drop a tight one in Denver—but there’s more here than just another loss.

McDavid hits 400 goals and 1,200 points, reminding everyone why he’s still the best player in the world—on a whole different level.

Edmonton’s finding its groove post-Olympics. Draisaitl’s out, but defence is tightening, Ingram’s stepping up, and playoffs are still in play.

With Draisaitl out, the Oilers lean on Zach Hyman—the grinder who turns chaos into goals and keeps everything from slipping.

The Edmonton Oilers outshot the Blues and built a 2–0 lead—then watched it vanish. Friday’s loss showed Edmonton’s biggest problem this season.

McDavid’s new Oilers contract isn’t just about money. It reveals what the NHL’s best player really wants.

Draisaitl explodes for 5 points as Oilers rally past Senators in OT. Big comeback — but defensive concerns still linger.

Auston Matthews isn’t just scoring goals — he shut down Connor McDavid, led Team USA, and showed he’s a complete, 200-foot player.

Canadian teams return from the Olympics with flashes of skill, but mistakes and lapses cost Toronto, Vancouver, and Edmonton big games.

Connor Hellebuyck's stellar performance leads Team USA to gold, raising questions about McDavid's MVP status despite his brilliance.

Before a goal, there’s the skillful, creative genius. From Gretzky’s 163 assists to today’s 100-Assist club, hockey’s greatest eras were built on "The Apple".

Canada’s forwards are stacked like never before—McDavid, Crosby, MacKinnon… even the third line could run through most teams!

From Gretzky’s 215-point peak to McDavid’s modern mastery, explore the legends who have helped define offensive excellence and own multiple Art Ross Trophies.

From OHL phenom to No. 1 NHL draft pick, Connor McDavid has become the face of the Edmonton Oilers—and hockey’s most unstoppable force.

From Wayne Gretzky (9 MVPs) to Gordie Howe (6 MVPs) to today’s NHL elite, explore the legends who helped define greatness through the Hart Memorial Trophy.

Only 6 legends have cracked the NHL’s 150-Point Club—led by Wayne Gretzky (9 times) and Mario Lemieux (3 times). Can Connor McDavid do it again—for a 2nd time?

McDavid praises Celebrini—and the kid delivers Olympic history. A perfect snapshot of one star rising while another continues to define the era.

Anthony Stolarz reminded everyone why he’s still a force in net, keeping McDavid and Draisaitl off the scoresheet in a huge Leafs win.

McDavid vs. Matthews! Tonight’s Oilers-Maple Leafs clash promises star power, speed, and some serious hockey fireworks.

Zach Hyman is clicking with McDavid, scoring, creating chances, and showing why Edmonton’s top line is firing on all cylinders.

Macklin Celebrini faces McDavid tonight, teams up with him next week. One game to shut him down, one to ride shotgun. Wild life for a 19-year-old.

Evan Bouchard isn’t flashy, but he’s the Oilers’ engine from the back end—making plays, keeping pucks moving, and driving the power play.

Can a contender announce itself with defence-driven dominance, or was this one wild second period just lightning in a bottle?

Saturday’s games showed flashes of talent, but which Canadian teams are building habits—and which are still falling behind?

Can the Oilers’ Bouchard-McDavid duo turn chaos into magic again? Relive their 6-5 OT thriller against the Capitals and see hockey at its best.

Ever wonder how far NHL players actually skate? One star logged nearly 400 miles in a year—and that’s not even the wildest part.

Is Connor McDavid just having another great season—or is he quietly building a legacy that’s impossible to measure in real time?

Canadian teams leaned on depth last night—Montreal, Edmonton, and Toronto all got key contributions beyond their stars.

Which Canadian NHL team is actually trending up—and which ones are sliding faster than the standings suggest?

Saturday night didn’t shout—but it revealed plenty. Structure, discipline, and depth quietly shaped where Canada’s NHL teams really stand.

Connor McDavid isn’t just fast—he’s rewriting what speed means in hockey. EDGE stats, breakaways, and bursts show why the NHL can’t catch him.

A mixed night for Canadian teams: quiet progress for some, familiar warning signs for others. The standings didn’t shift — the pressure did.

Jake DeBrusk to Edmonton? Strip away the noise and three clear reasons the fit actually works.

Some Canadian teams controlled the night. Others chased it. Tuesday offered a quiet but telling snapshot of where things stand.

Saturday’s NHL games brought milestones and frustration. What do Canada’s teams still need to get right in January?

What a mixed night revealed about Canadian teams: control in Calgary, cracks in Winnipeg, and a reminder that even contenders wobble.

A full Canadian night in the NHL: effort wasn’t the issue. Control — especially late — was.

Is Tim Stützle quietly becoming the engine that turns the Senators from promise into something real?

Five games, five signals: who’s finding structure, who’s chasing urgency, and which Canadian teams know who they are as Christmas — and the playoff race?

Did Saturday show which Canadian teams are building something real — and which are still surviving shift to shift?

From Bolduc’s breakout to McDavid's magic, Ullmark’s shutout to Calgary’s clutch surge—Canadian teams made moments that mattered last night.

Draisaitl hits 1,000, McDavid dazzles—can the Oilers turn this kind of star power into a long streak of wins?

Did a missed 5-on-3 and quiet five-on-five play quietly undo the Oilers in Montreal?

Connor McDavid ran the show against the Leafs last night—fast, smart, and unstoppable. Here’s what really stood out.

Canadian teams delivered drama, heartbreak, and late wins on Dec. 14 — from McDavid’s speed to Frost’s OT winner, every second counted.

Did this game say more about Edmonton’s speed — or Toronto’s growing third-period problem?

Did the Oilers’ 4-1 win over Detroit show a team finally hitting its stride behind McDavid’s magic and Hyman’s hat trick?

Macklin Celebrini isn’t just a promising rookie. He already looks like a player the Sharks can build around for years.

Canadian teams fought hard last night, but comebacks and chances weren’t enough — who made noise, and who left empty-handed?

Did the Oilers’ furious third-period comeback show who they really are — or did their slow start undo a game they should’ve won?

Are the NHL’s top scorers shifting from the superstars to the phenoms? MacKinnon, McDavid, Celebrini and Bedard are suddenly neck-and-neck.

A plugged-in insider says the Maple Leafs miss the playoffs — but is he right? Here’s why he’s picking four other Canadian teams instead.

Are the Oilers starting to turn a corner after a four-goal first period and a convincing 6–2 win over the Jets at Rogers Place?

What did last night really reveal about Canada’s four NHL teams—progress, problems, or just a hint of where each club is headed next?

Did the Oilers rediscover the version of themselves that can frighten the rest of the Pacific Division?

Can the Canadiens tighten their details after getting exposed by Colorado’s rush game, or was this loss just a bump in an otherwise solid stretch?

Why does this Oilers season feel so different—can Knoblauch’s patience carry them, or are goaltending and defense problems too big to ignore?

Was this classic first-game-home letdown for the Oilers, or a sign of real trouble ahead?

Edmonton Oilers dazzle with offense, but 82 goals against are testing fans’ patience—can Edmonton tighten up before it really costs them?

Oilers stumble, Flames roar—two Canadian teams, two road games, two very different nights. What’s next for Edmonton and Calgary?

The Edmonton Oilers battle back every night, but small mistakes keep costing them—can they fix the leaks before it becomes a season-long problem?

Legends in the crease: How Bower, Plante, and Luongo turned the humble #1 into hockey’s boldest badge of grit, innovation, and calm confidence.

Five Canadian teams, five intense games: wins, heartbreaks, overtime thrills, and the stars who made the difference. Who came out on top?

McDavid and Draisaitl refused to let another one slip. Did the Oilers just turn a corner in Carolina?

Zach Hyman is back! Edmonton’s top line with McDavid and Savoie just got its engine roaring — grit, goals, and unstoppable drive.

McDavid and Draisaitl lead the Oilers’ push, but early deficits and defensive lapses let Columbus slip past 5-4 in a tight, thrilling game.

Can the Oilers build on a steady, confident 2–1 overtime win in Philly — or was this just a brief glimpse of their true potential?

Déjà vu in Philly — Skinner saves the day, Roslovic wins it again, and McDavid takes a beating. The Oilers steal two big points.

Ten years after being drafted, Connor McDavid’s legacy looms large—but does he still owe the Edmonton Oilers anything? Maybe he’s already given enough.

Down but never out — did the Oilers just rediscover their heartbeat in a wild 5–4 overtime win led by a determined Connor McDavid?

Canadian teams had a tough night: the Oilers blew a 3–1 lead, the Jets were shut out, and the Canadiens stormed back only to lose in a shootout.

Are the Oilers finally finding real chemistry—or just catching a hot streak before the blender starts again?

Canadian teams had a wild Monday—McDavid hits 1,100, Leafs rally, Canucks win in OT. Which team impressed the most?