Evander Kane’s LTIR status during the playoffs has added fuel to the growing controversy around salary cap manipulation in the NHL. As league official ...

It appears that former Buffalo Sabres forward Evander Kane will likely miss the beginning of the season for the Edmonton Oilers. According to Bob Stauffer, there is "a very good chance" that Kane ...

It appears that former Buffalo Sabres forward Evander Kane will likely miss the beginning of the season for the Edmonton Oilers. View the original article to see embedded media. According to Bob ...

According to 630 CHED’s Bob Stauffer, Edmonton Oilers winger Evander Kane will start the season on long-term injured reserve as he works his way through a sports hernia/hip injury.

Oilers' Evander Kane: Moves to LTIRKane (hip) was put on long-term injured reserve Tuesday. After undergoing surgery Sept. 20 to repair two torn hip adductor muscles, two hernias and two torn ...

The Oilers will likely be without forward Evander Kane to start this season as he recovers from a yet-to-be-performed undisclosed surgery, according to the team’s Bob Stauffer.

Edmonton Oilers insider and Oilers Now host Bob Stauffer tweeted out today that Evander Kane may require surgery and likely be put on Long Term Injured Reserve to start the 2024/2025 season.

Top 3 Evander Kane replacements should Oilers place him on LTIR #3: Roby Jarventie The former 33rd overall pick in the 2020 draft by the Ottawa Senators joined the Oilers following a trade for two ...

CHICAGO — Even if what Evander Kane and Stan Bowman believe comes to fruition, that the veteran left winger will play for the Edmonton Oilers this season, one pertinent question remains. Exactly ...

After parting ways with Evander Kane, Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers learned they aren't escaping the NHL's ongoing investigation despite trading Kane to the Vancouver Canucks.

Evander Kane quickly makes a meaningful impact for Oilers after season on LTIR By Jim Matheson Published Apr 30, 2025 Last updated Apr 30, 2025 ...

Yesterday's deal with the Edmonton Oilers brought Evander Kane to Vancouver. Why would the Canucks grab him now? Is he worth the gamble?