The Edmonton Oilers are reportedly standing pat ahead of the new NHL season, with the team's front office indicating that they will not be making any significant roster additions before the start of the campaign. This news comes as a surprise to some, considering the Oilers' off-season was marked by significant departures, including the trades of forward Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and defenseman Darnell Nurse. Despite their efforts to bolster their lineup through free agency and trades, the Oilers are apparently confident in their current roster and do not see the need to make any further moves. With the regular season set to get underway, fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see how the Oilers' roster holds up against the competition.

Oilers Not Planning More Additions Before The Start Of The Season  Pro Hockey Rumors