Edmonton Oilers star Connor McDavid will return to the ice for Wednesday's game against the Vegas Golden Knights. He told reporters he "feel(s) good" and

The Edmonton Oilers will see their superstar captain Connor McDavid return from a lower-body injury well ahead of schedule.

McDavid left last Monday’s 6-1 loss in Columbus shortly after he was tripped by Blue Jackets defenceman Zach Werenski and crashed into the boards. He was limited to 37 seconds of action and went back to Edmonton for further evaluation the next day.

The Vegas Golden Knights are still searching for their first road victory of the season, and their objective gets tougher with the return of Edmonton Oilers' superstar Connor McDavid.

The Edmonton Oilers haven’t been overly proud of the start to their 2024-25 season. With a 6-5-1 record, the Oilers stumbled out of the gate, but then faced inj

Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid will return to the lineup Wednesday against the Vegas Golden Knights. McDavid has been out since suffering an ankle injury on Oct. 28. He was initially given a two-to-three week timeline to return, but only missed three games.

Playing the part of a good sport and getting a chuckle out of the question, McDavid rolled with the question during an interview but made sure not to offend Oilers fans, who likely wouldn't have wanted him heaping praise on their rival.

Connor McDavid did not play on Monday night, but he did participate in an optional morning skate earlier in the day, ahead of his Edmonton Oilers' game against the New Jersey Devils in Edmonton.

The Edmonton Oilers watched in horror as Connor McDavid picked up an injury against the Columbus Blue Jackets last week. McDavid has not played since injuring his ankle in Columbus. But the Oilers captain has avoided the worst-case scenario as it pertains to his injury timeline.