Edmonton Oilers News

Jones was a late scratch on Tuesday, with the team not announcing his injury until warmups. His absence makes way for the return of Trevor Zegras (ankle).

Brown did not play on Sunday due to an illness but will draw back into the lineup on Tuesday against the Columbus Blue Jackets. Brown has six points (1G / 5A), 64 penalty minutes, and 70 hits in 40 games this season.

Emberson has been out since February 29th due to a lower-body injury and is likely to miss the remainder of the 2023-24 season as he recovers. The 23-year-old rookie stood out as one of San Jose's best defensemen most nights when dressed and will finish his first season with a goal, 10 points, 31 SOG, six PIMs and a -4 plus/minus through 30 games before his injury.

Walman has averaged over 21 minutes of ice time over his last four contests but is battling a lower-body injury that has kept him out of the lineup for the last three games. Walman has only one point (1G / 0A) in his last 16 games.

The Penguins have lost six of their last eight games (2-5-1) and will turn to Jarry between the pipes for the sixth time in the last seven games. Jarry has allowed five or more goals in two straight, including a 5-2 loss to the New Jersey Devils in his last outing when he allowed five goals on 38 shots (.868 SV%). The Penguins enter action as +173 road underdogs against the Dallas Stars.

Stefan went undrafted but was able to land an entry-level contract with the Oilers after impressing over the last two WHL seasons with the Portland Winterhawks. The 20-year-old has 48 goals and 51 assists in 64 games this season.

The Hurricanes will search for their fifth straight win on Thursday and will turn to Andersen between the pipes. Andersen has been sensational since returning to the lineup after a multi-month absence dealing with a blood clot, winning all four games, allowing only five total goals, and posting a dazzling .949 SV%. The Hurricanes enter action as sizeable -231 home favourites against the Philadelphia Flyers.

The Hurricanes will search for their fifth straight win on Thursday and likely turn to Andersen between the pipes. Andersen has been sensational since returning to the lineup after a multi-month absence dealing with a blood clot, winning all four games, allowing only five total goals, and posting a dazzling .949 SV%. The Hurricanes enter action as sizeable -231 home favourites against the Philadelphia Flyers.

The Sabres will turn to Levi for the tail-end of their back-to-back after Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen got the call for Monday's game in Seattle. It will be Levi's first NHL game since January 24th, a game in which he allowed just three goals on 40 shots in a 5-3 victory over the Kings. The Sabres opted to send Levi down to Rochester (AHL) shortly thereafter in order to assure him more playing time as Luukkonen ran away with the starting job. Levi will be hoping to stake a claim for more playing time after amassing an 11-5-3 record to go along with a .927 SV% across 19 AHL appearances.

After a 6-3 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Sunday courtesy of Alex Nedeljkovic, the Penguins will turn to Jarry between the pipes on Tuesday. Jarry has allowed three or more goals in all but one of his last seven games (2-4-1), including six goals on 23 shots (.739 SV%) in his last outing, a 7-4 loss to the New York Rangers. The Penguins enter action as slight -104 underdogs against the New Jersey Devils.

After a 6-3 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Sunday courtesy of Alex Nedeljkovic, the Penguins will likely turn to Jarry between the pipes on Tuesday. Jarry has allowed three or more goals in all but one of his last seven games (2-4-1), including six goals on 23 shots (.739 SV%) in his last outing, a 7-4 loss to the New York Rangers. The Penguins enter action as slight -104 underdogs against the New Jersey Devils.

Walman has averaged over 21 minutes of ice time over his last four games, but is battling a lower-body injury and will not play on Tuesday against the Columbus Blue Jackets. Walman has only one point (1G / 0A) in his last 16 games.

Ungar is an undrafted 22-year-old netminder out of Alberta who has earned himself his first professional contract after an impressive campaign with Brock University (OUAA), posting a 2.15 GAA and .932 SV% in 26 games (20-6-0). Previously, Ungar spent five seasons in the WHL.