Calgary Flames forward Ryan Lomberg had a hilarious postgame comment on the Edmonton Oilers goalie they faced.

The Edmonton Oilers are heading into the Olympic break on a sour note, and frustration inside the room is no longer being hidden. After another stretch of inconsistent hockey and a three-game losing skid,

Oilers' forward Leon Draisaitl didn’t hold back after the Battle of Alberta loss, and publicly called out team's coaching staff.

The Oilers lost a game they needed to win. In many ways they played well enough to win. But it was the same old story, with their iffy defence and iffy goaltending doing enough to fail to make up for their great attacking play.

The Edmonton Oilers have a talented lineup. But it doesn’t matter if the team isn’t clicking. You can see it on the ice. There are missed plays, sloppy shifts, and inconsistency everywhere.

It sounds like change is coming in the coaching staff of the Edmonton Oilers.

Matvei Gridin had a goal and an assist for the rookie’s first multipoint game in the NHL, leading the Calgary Flames to a 4-3 victory over the Edmonton Oilers.

The prediction is that McDavid will win his sixth championship this season at 29. Gretzky won just a single scoring crown after he turned 30; McDavid may not be able to pass The Great One, but could make it interesting in the 2030s. He’ll win the Art Ross this year.

Leon Draisaitl just spoke up after Edmonton’s 4-3 loss to Calgary, and it’s the kind of honesty you don’t always hear from NHL stars. A week ago, Tristan Jarry called out the team for not backing him up in net,