Connor McDavid makes a strong statement about the Oilers' resolve after their loss vs. Stars in Game 1 of Western Conference Finals

Even if you haven’t (don’t know what rock you’ve been living under, but it’s possible), you certainly have heard of Connor McDavid. The current captain of the Oilers has been writing his name in the NHL and Oilers record books for years.

Following the Edmonton Oilers’ 6-3 loss to the Dallas Stars in Game 1 of the Western Conference Final, captain Connor McDavid responded to criticism about his team’s struggles to protect late-game leads.

If things go the way they're supposed to for the Oilers tonight in Game 2, not only will they skate away with a win, but Connor McDavid will make some history.

The Edmonton Oilers' championship hopes continue to be plagued by the same struggles. Inconsistent goaltending and a lack of scoring depth were the two biggest

Several key members of the Oilers spoke to the media before Edmonton take on Dallas in a rematch of last year’s Western Conference finals.

One of the best players in the world today is being recognized for his past accomplishments. On Thursday, the Ontario Hockey League released its Quarter-Century Team.

Ahead of the Western Conference Final against the Dallas Stars, Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid voiced a blunt statement about Mikko Rantanen to his teammates.

The Kings hired Ken Holland, which has Pierre LeBrun theorizing about a Connor McDavid landing spot if he does not say with the Oilers.

Speculation swirls around Connor McDavid's future with the Edmonton Oilers as his contract nears its end in 2025. Echoing Wayne Gretzky's departure, insiders suggest McDavid might consider joining the New York Rangers if the Oilers fail to achieve playoff success.