Edmonton Oilers Injury Report feat.Ryan McLeod, Ryan Murray and more In the Pacific Division, the Edmonton Oilers won 47 of 79 games, lost 23 and lost 9 in overtime for a total of 103 points.
and is currently in second place.
Although the Oilers have faced their own challenges this season, they have been able to maintain a relatively stable roster compared to some of their competitors.
Although they have not always been able to achieve victory, the team has shown determination and resilience in all endeavors.
The Oilers have had a dismal performance this season, but they remain focused on finishing the season on a strong note.
In particular, players like Ryan McLeod and Ryan Murray have helped keep the team competitive.
Edmonton Oilers center Ryan McLeod has been placed on injured reserve.
Edmonton Oilers center Ryan McLeod has been placed on long-term injured reserve with an upper-body injury.
McLeod has already missed 10 games and will miss 24 days until Saturday’s game against the San Jose Sharks.
Although the move was considered a formality, it gave the Oilers the freedom to make other roster moves.
McLeod has been a valuable player for the Oilers this season, scoring 10 points in 47 games.
He has shown great potential as a young player and his absence will be felt on the ice.
However, the Oilers have a relatively stable roster compared to their rivals and other standout players that help keep the team competitive.
The Oilers have faced their own challenges this season, but they have shown resilience and determination to stay in playoff contention.
They are currently in second place in the Pacific Division with a total of 103 points.
McLeod’s injury is a setback for the team, but they will aim to finish the season on a high and find success in the playoffs.
Edmonton Oilers defenseman Ryan Murray has been placed on injured reserve.
Edmonton Oilers defenseman Ryan Murray has been placed on long-term injured reserve as he continues to recover from a back injury.
According to Daniel Nugent-Bowman of The Athletic, Murray is expected to be out for “several weeks” before returning to action.
Based on Murray’s recovery schedule, he likely won’t be able to return until after the All-Star break.
The 29-year-old defender has featured in just 13 games this season and has provided three assists.
Murray’s absence is certainly a blow to the Oilers defense, but the team has shown resilience in the face of injuries this season.
They will miss Murray’s on-ice contributions, but will look to other players to fill the void.
It remains to be seen how long Murray will be sidelined, but the Oilers are hoping for a speedy recovery.
In the meantime, their focus will be on maintaining their spot in the Pacific Division and continuing to strive for a playoff berth.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Mike Smith has been depleted and placed on long-term injured reserve with an undisclosed injury.
Smith, 40, has one season left on his two-year, $4.
4 million contract with the Oilers.
He is unlikely to play this year and the news of his failed tests all support him announcing his retirement before the 2023/24 season.
Smith appeared in 670 games over 16 seasons, finishing his career with a record of 299 wins, 263 losses, and 78 losses, a .
912 save percentage and a 2.
70 goals against average.
If the Oilers want to finish the season on a high, they’ll have to rely on other goaltenders to step up in Smith’s absence.
Leave a Reply