It’s time to play ‘Where’s Jeff Skinner’ once again. ...

The Edmonton Oilers signed Jeff Skinner in NHL Free Agency over the summer. The Oilers had a top-heavy offensive attack in the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs, and they sought to change that.

Jeff Skinner has begun to turn his season around in the last two months, but even after a strong game yesterday, Coach Knoblauch is scratching the veteran forward. This year hasn't gone well for ...

This in from Oilers Now host Bob Stauffer, Edmonton’s new line-up for today’s game against the Buffalo Sabres, with news that Jeff Skinner is back in the line-up and Mattias Janmark bumped up ...

Jeff Skinner hasn't produced to expectations so far this season, with only 10 goals and 20 points in 49 games. Signing him after the buyout from Buffalo, there was a hope that Skinner could ...

And as Skinner plays out the last season of his contract, which carries a $5.725-million cap hit while paying out $6 million in salary, he does so with unrestricted free agency on the horizon.

The hot take on Jeff Skinner is that he’s producing now only because the coach finally woke up and put him on a top-six line with one of the Edmonton Oilers’ elite centremen. But like most hot ...

Without another 30-goal threat in the lineup and ample cap space now and in the future, the Sabres could afford to pay up to keep Skinner, who was a perfect fit with the franchise last season.