Zach Hyman

The Oilers are 6-1-1 despite injuries, but their hot start raises questions about depth, goaltending, and tougher tests ahead.

Zach Hyman's injury creates a hole for Edmonton—and sends the Old Prof's mind wandering back to Jamie McLennan and Mike Babcock.

The Oilers’ stars don’t need to be told they’re great. They need someone willing to push them to become even better. Is it Babcock?

Zach Hyman's career still offers three surprises, from his late rise to his goal-scoring to the value he brings beyond offence.

The Maple Leafs' Darren Raddysh deal raises familiar questions. Did Toronto learn a lesson from the Zach Hyman contract?

The Oilers have the stars. Their biggest question is whether Mike Babcock’s demanding approach can push them over the top.

Michael Bunting’s Leafs run was a perfect-fit story beside Matthews and Marner — not flashy, but highly effective.

Oilers let leads slip again, McDavid’s status lingers, and now Edmonton faces a series that feels less like bad luck—and more like a habit catching up to them.

McDavid stays hot, Ingram stands tall, and the Oilers drop a tight one in Denver—but there’s more here than just another loss.

Zach Hyman’s absence hits the Oilers hard—three reasons why his goals, grit, and leadership are impossible to replace, even short-term.

With Draisaitl out, the Oilers lean on Zach Hyman—the grinder who turns chaos into goals and keeps everything from slipping.

Draisaitl explodes for 5 points as Oilers rally past Senators in OT. Big comeback — but defensive concerns still linger.

Zach Hyman is clicking with McDavid, scoring, creating chances, and showing why Edmonton’s top line is firing on all cylinders.

Canada’s teams showed flashes, fades, and fixes Thursday — but one thing was clear: the Maple Leafs are running out of answers.

Can a contender announce itself with defence-driven dominance, or was this one wild second period just lightning in a bottle?

Zach Hyman is on fire since his comeback: 7 goals in 8 games, dominant in high-danger areas, and a matchup nightmare for any team.

DeBrincat’s OT winner lifts Detroit, Hyman dominates in Edmonton—Sunday showed how quickly Canadian teams can swing from hope to heartbreak.

Were last night’s losses bad luck—or signs of deeper issues facing Canada’s NHL teams?

Hockey cards aren’t just collectibles—they’re lessons, memories, time spent together, and a tribute to the game over generations.

Draisaitl hits 1,000, McDavid dazzles—can the Oilers turn this kind of star power into a long streak of wins?

Did a missed 5-on-3 and quiet five-on-five play quietly undo the Oilers in Montreal?

Canadian teams mixed wins, losses, and standout performances last night—who shone and who struggled on Dec. 12?

Did the Oilers’ 4-1 win over Detroit show a team finally hitting its stride behind McDavid’s magic and Hyman’s hat trick?

How do you break through when Jesper Wallstedt is standing on his head? Edmonton felt the frustration against a hot Wild goalie.

Why does this Oilers season feel so different—can Knoblauch’s patience carry them, or are goaltending and defense problems too big to ignore?

McDavid and Draisaitl refused to let another one slip. Did the Oilers just turn a corner in Carolina?

Zach Hyman is back! Edmonton’s top line with McDavid and Savoie just got its engine roaring — grit, goals, and unstoppable drive.

Can Zach Hyman’s return spark the Oilers back to their winning ways? Edmonton fans are about to find out this week.