The Edmonton Oilers' Stanley Cup chances are sinking because of one person.

With the National Hockey League’s trade deadline just a day away, dreams of Stanley Cup parades are starting to creep into the minds of general managers.

The St. Louis Blues recently got rid of Robby Fabbri on waivers. They're cutting ties with another former Stanley Cup champion on Thursday. Mathieu Joseph has been placed on waivers, with the intent of contract termination,

The Colorado Avalanche lead the NHL in points but the team has not advanced past the first round of the playoffs since winning the Stanley Cup in 2022 and there is mounting pressure to right that wrong.

A team from the Central is most likely to win the Stanley Cup, according to the 40.82 percent implied probability reflected in their +145 odds. The Avalanche, the presumed Presidents' Trophy winner, continues to set the pace despite enduring its first notable slide of the season.

There is arguably not a better collection of talent in the NHL than the Edmonton Oilers. Coach Kris Knoblauch was handed the opportunity to scheme arounds guys like Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, and Evan Bouchard.

Nearly every team across the NHL is entering the final stretch of the season, with roughly 20 games remaining in the run to the Stanley Cup Playoffs and

With the Florida Panthers potentially planning to sell ahead of the NHL Trade Deadline, pending UFA Sergei Bobrovsky could be on the move.