The Oilers made two roster moves on Sunday, waiving Andrew Mangiapane and Alec Regula before the trade deadline to reshape for a playoff push.

After a disappointing return from the Olympic break, the Oilers have opted to place two players on waivers. The team announced on Sunday afternoon that both forward Andrew Mangiapane and defenceman Alec Regula have been placed on waivers, allowing every other NHL team a chance to pick them up for free.

Edmonton Oilers rumors suggest that a veteran forward is unwilling to waive his no-trade clause as the club looks to open up cap space.

The Edmonton Oilers have had a rough stretch lately. Four wins in the last ten games, a handful of losses, and the kind of inconsistency that makes fans shake their heads.

The Edmonton Oilers will try to extend their remarkable run against San Jose to eight straight wins this afternoon as the Sharks struggle through a four-game losing streak.

With the 2026 NHL trade deadline almost here, it is apparent that the Edmonton Oilers desperately need to make some changes to their roster. At this point of the campaign, the Oilers have a 29-24-8 record and are third in the Pacific Division standings with 66 points.

According to NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, the Edmonton Oilers are not currently looking to upgrade their goaltending further.

It doesn't sound like Edmonton Oilers fans should expect another goalie trade before Friday's deadline, despite struggles.