The Athletic has live coverage of the 2025 NHL trade deadline. EDMONTON — Amid talk of the Edmonton Oilers being a “fragile team,” according to their coach, something must change to prevent a once-promising season from slipping away.

The Edmonton Oilers have already made one trade for Trent Frederic, and it seems like they're looking to make another.

The Edmonton Oilers made their first significant trade deadline move Tuesday, acquiring forwards Trent Frederic and Max Jones in a three-team deal with the Boston Bruins and New Jersey Devils.According to The Athletic's Pierre LeBrun and Chris Johnston,

The Oilers aren’t desperate to add anywhere, but there are a few spots where solidifying sure would be useful.

The NHL trade deadline is less than 48 hours away, and it's become very clear that the Oilers need to do something about their goaltending.

The Edmonton Oilers need to go all-in at the trade deadline to improve their chances of the Stanley Cup by upgrading their goaltending, but two big options seem to be coming off the trade market.

The Boston Bruins have already started wheeling and dealing ahead of Friday's NHL trade deadline, sending forward Trent Frederic to the Edmonton Oilers in a three-team trade on Tuesday.

According to The Athletic's Pierre LeBrun and Chris Johnston, Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson is open to waiving his no-trade clause to join the Oilers. That being said, Edmonton hasn't declared itself to be openly in the hunt for a goalie before the March 7 deadline.

The Edmonton Oilers are facing loud calls from fans to trade for a goalie, but according to recent insider reports, the team will still be targeting another forward.

The biggest question mark for the Edmonton Oilers, just like it was last season, is their goaltending. Right now, the tandem of Stuart Skinner and Calvin Pickard isn’t striking fear into the hearts of