The Edmonton Oilers have signed goaltender Connor Ungar to a one-year contract, as announced on their official website. This move adds depth to their goaltending roster and reflects the team's ongoing player management.

The Edmonton Oilers have signed goaltender Connor Ungar to a one-year, two-way contract with an $850,000 cap hit. Ungar, 24, has shown success across four teams last season and could challenge for significant playing time next year.

Edmonton Oilers are engaged in trade discussions involving Darnell Nurse, with the Pittsburgh Penguins appearing as a primary interested team. Nurse has a no-trade clause and has listed the Penguins as a preferred destination, which is being considered along with potential trade options ahead of the June 26 NHL Draft.

The Edmonton Oilers are progressing in their search for a new head coach, with recent updates indicating the team is also in talks to re-sign defenseman Connor Murphy. Murphy, who has a strong defensive impact, is interested in returning if the contract terms are right, while the team considers other free agents like Jack Roslovic who is expected to explore the market.