The top ranked trade asset (Brock Nelson of the New York Islanders) has above-average speed but would require a handsome package to acquire. The Oilers are more likely to acquire a player who would cost fewer assets and who owns a lower contract number.

The Edmonton Oilers are an all-around elite team this season, with the exception of still average goaltending. Yet, Oilers insiders still insist that the team can only be improved through a defence trade.

The Edmonton Oilers are a team that, despite having a boatload of talent, have plenty of areas they’d like to improve before the playoffs get underway.

The Oilers have hit their stride after a bumpy start, but there's still room to add. What's on the list beyond defensive depth?

The Edmonton Oilers recently released a new behind the scenes look at their scouting operations before the trade deadline in their new edition of the Drop on Oilers+.