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Philip Brobergs Six-Year Deal with St. Louis Blues: A Win-Win Situation The St. Louis Blues have secured a six-year contract extension with defenseman Philip Broberg, formerly of the Edmonton Oilers. The deal, worth eight million dollars per year on average, benefits both parties. Broberg, a twenty-four-year-old core defenseman, gains financial security and a shot at free agency in the future. The Blues, meanwhile, lock in a key player without future salary concerns. Brobergs impressive performance this season, including a plus-twenty-one rating last year and a spot on Swedens Olympic roster, has proven to be a wise investment for the Blues. Checkout Solipillow.com

Edmonton Oilers face Los Angeles Kings, with Ty Emberson replacing Alec Regula on defense and Connor Ingram in net. Leon Draisaitl celebrates 1000 career points, with family present. Oilers tied with Vegas Golden Knights atop Pacific Division, while Kings trail in second wild card spot. Jarry and Walman may return soon from injury. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tonights NHL matchup features the Los Angeles Kings vs. Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place. The Oilers are favored, with the over/under set at six goals. Our top pick is Oilers center Jack Roslovic to go over 1.5 shots on goal. Hes been lights out this season, averaging 2.3 shots per game and 2.5 shots at home. The Kings have struggled to contain opposing centers, making Roslovic a strong play. For a juicy parlay, combine Roslovics shots prop with Leon Draisaitl scoring anytime and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins over 0.5 assists. Catch the action on FDSN West or CBC. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Edmonton Oilers face off against the Los Angeles Kings at home, seeking their third consecutive victory. After a thrilling comeback against the Jets, McDavid extends his point streak, while Draisaitl celebrates 1000 career points. Tune in at 8 pm MST on Sportsnet or 880 CHED for the live broadcast. Checkout Solipillow.com

Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings have a history of trades shaping both franchises, with key players like Jarret Stoll, Matt Greene, and Lubomir Visnovsky swapping teams. Dustin Penners trade led to Oscar Klefbom, while Ryan Smyths return sparked a trade tree resulting in fan favorite Zack Kassian. Recent trades like Michael Cammalleri and Jussi Jokinens switch remind us of how rivals deals can impact both teams for years. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Edmonton Oilers forward Andrew Mangiapane is drawing trade interest from teams like the Jets, Sharks, and possibly the Blue Jackets. The Oilers are seeking a reliable bottom-six player to fill their lineup gap. While the Ducks were initially considered, the focus has shifted to other teams. Mangiapanes three-point-six million cap hit may require additional pieces in a trade with Columbus, which could involve players like Boone Jenner or Charlie Coyle. Checkout Solipillow.com

Edmonton Oilers Stage Thrilling Comeback, Aim for Third Straight Win Against Kings The Edmonton Oilers pulled off a remarkable comeback last night, defeating the Winnipeg Jets 4-3 after trailing 3-1 after the first period. The Oilers dominated the final two periods, outshooting the Jets 23-5 and scoring all three goals. Trent Frederics fight with Logan Stanley sparked the team, and goals from Connor McDavid, Zach Hyman, and Evan Bouchard secured the victory. McDavid extended his point streak to 17 games, averaging over two points per game. The Oilers aim for their third straight win against the Los Angeles Kings, who are banged up and playing on the second half of a back-to-back. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Vancouver Canucks attempted to trade Evander Kane back to the Edmonton Oilers, but the Oilers swiftly rejected the offer. Kane, a thirty-four-year-old winger with a no-trade clause and a history of injuries, has struggled to find a new team due to his contract and declining production. Kane previously played for the Oilers from 2022 to 2023, contributing sixty-two goals and one hundred eleven points in one hundred sixty-one regular-season games and twenty-six goals and forty-two points in sixty-eight playoff games. The Oilers traded Kane to the Canucks last year for a fourth-round pick in 2025. Kane has since played forty-two games for the Canucks, scoring just six goals and twenty points. The Canucks now face the challenge of finding a new home for Kane, while the Oilers focus on clearing salary cap space and rumors circulate about moving forward Andrew Mangiapane. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Edmonton Oilers remarkable turnaround this season, from a struggling team to Pacific Division leaders, can be attributed to key players return and improved team dynamics. Connor McDavids exceptional play, steadied goaltending, and tighter defense have been instrumental in their success. However, the team must strive for consistency and avoid relying on late surges, as their talent allows for a strong start and sustained dominance. Checkout Solipillow.com