Viktor Arvidsson News & Stories

The Oilers still have the two best forwards on earth. But this summer, they targeted a different type of depth forward.

It's not always fair to pick winners and losers on July 3, but there are some trends that just jump out at you.

This summer, the Oilers have to answer one enormous question, a couple big ones, and a few small ones. But man, that enormous one is among the most important any team has ever faced.

Free agent frenzy is finally upon us, and after a couple seasons of flat caps and disappointing UFA classes, this one is shaped up to be an absolute banger.Teams shopping...

The Flyers are frowning. The Kings are struggling. And Ryan Lambert has all the takes.

JFresh previews the Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings first-round series in the 2023 NHL Playoffs.

It's the penultimate trip into the waiver wire with Cam Robinson for the 2022-23 season.

EP Rinkside lead fantasy hockey analyst Cam Robinson has the waiver wire suggestions to help you win your league.

JFresh ranks and analyzes the NHL's top 20 right wings entering the 2022-23 season.

The Los Angeles Kings may be ahead of schedule, but now that they've made the playoffs, the pressure is on to carry this success forward.

You may not have been inspired by the Boston Bruins work at the trade deadline, but they may not have needed a ton of help in the first place. They're the league's best team since February 12th, getting hot just in time for the playoffs.

The Los Angeles Kings are actually very good again.

The Kings, Sharks, and Ducks were expected to drag down the Pacific, but they've looked great to start the season. JFresh analyzes the sustainability of their early success.

It's another edition of Take Town from EP Rinkside senior columnist Ryan Lambert, this one looking at Nick Suzuki and Mattias Ekholm's new deals, Vitali Kravtsov's trade demand, Brady Tkachuk's contract impasse, and distinct kicking motions.

The Stanley Cup Playoffs may still be going on, but the off-season has now officially started with our first bit of player movement. Viktor Arvidsson is going from Nashville to Los Angeles, and Dimitri Filipovic breaks down the trade for both sides.

We always like to say that development is seldom linear. Players develop at their own rate and should be given the freedom to do so without being encumbered with comparables...

The Nashville Predators are in dire need of a rebuild, and David Poile seems committed to charting that course. Ryan Lambert updates you on that and more in this wee'ks edition of What we Learned.

JFresh takes an early look at what Team Sweden might look like if the NHL returns to the Olympics next year.