NHL · EDM
2nd in Pacific Division
Colton Dach
C · #34 · 6' 4"
Jason Dickinson
C · #16 · 6' 2"
Leon Draisaitl
C · #29 · 6' 2"
Trent Frederic
C · #10 · 6' 3"
Adam Henrique
C · #19 · 6' 0"
Mattias Janmark
C · #13 · 6' 2"
Curtis Lazar
C · #20 · 6' 0"
Connor McDavid
C · #97 · 6' 1"
Owen Michaels
C · #27 · 6' 2"
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
C · #93 · 6' 1"
Josh Samanski
C · #81 · 6' 3"
Matt Savoie
C · #22 · 5' 10"
Zach Hyman
LW · #18 · 6' 1"
Max Jones
LW · #46 · 6' 3"
Quinn Hutson
RW · #28 · 5' 11"
Mathieu Joseph
RW · 6' 1"
Kasperi Kapanen
RW · #42 · 6' 1"
Vasily Podkolzin
RW · #92 · 6' 1"
David Tomasek
RW · #86 · 6' 2"
Evan Bouchard
D · #2 · 6' 3"
Mattias Ekholm
D · #14 · 6' 5"
Ty Emberson
D · #49 · 6' 0"
Connor Murphy
D · #5 · 6' 4"
Ryan Shea
D · 6' 1"
Spencer Stastney
D · #24 · 6' 0"
Jake Walman
D · #96 · 6' 1"
Frederik Andersen
G · 6' 4"
Connor Ingram
G · #39 · 6' 2"
Tristan Jarry
G · #35 · 6' 2"
Devon Levi
G · 6' 0"
Connor Ungar
G · #32 · 6' 2"
Connor Ungar
G · #32 · 6' 2"
Janmark (undisclosed) underwent season-ending surgery on Friday, per Mark Spector of Sportsnet.
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Veteran goaltender Frederik Andersen, 36, who helped the Hurricanes win three playoff series before giving the starter's net up to Brandon Bussi in the Stanley Cup Final, has agreed to a one-year deal with the Oilers.
