Frank Seravalli reveals Stan Bowman and the Oilers are exploring a major trade before training camp
Today a new report from NHL insider Frank Seravalli has revealed that the Edmonton Oilers are exploring the opportunity to make a big trade before training camp.
The Edmonton Oilers have had a wild offseason after making their way to the Stanley Cup Finals. It began with the stepping down of former GM Ken Holland. Then the Edmonton Oilers traded away third-line center Ryan McLeod.
Eventually, a new GM would be hired former Chicago Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman. He would go on to trade away defenseman Cody Ceci. Then the Oilers would lose Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway to offer sheets from the St. Louis Blues.
After all of these losses to depth, the Edmonton Oilers are in need of reinforcements to keep their Stanley Cup hopes alive. A report today from NHL insider Frank Seravalli has confirmed that the Oilers are hoping to add that depth before the season begins.
NHL insider Frank Seravalli confirms the Oilers are looking to make a major trade
In a new segment on Oilers Now hosted by Bob Stauffer NHL insider Frank Seravalli spoke about the Edmonton Oilers. According to his sources, the Oilers could be looking to make a major addition before the start of the 2024-25 season.
Stauffer: So there's a trade that could be in the mix that wouldn't have to wait until the deadline in theory?
SeravallI: It wouldn't have to wait until training camp.
With this information in mind, the Edmonton Oilers will be one of the biggest teams to focus on as the NHL offseason comes to a close. If the Oilers are truly looking to get back to Stanley Cup Final favorites they will need to add significant depth either up front or especially on defense.
As this situation continues to develop we will pass the information along to you.
Source: Habs Fanatics
A major trade is in the works involving the Edmonton Oilers, and Frank Seravalli reveals the details
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