Kane's full no-move clause shifted to a 16-team no-trade list on March 1, as reported by Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman on Saturday. With that, Edmonton has gained some flexibility in finding a trade partner, but Kane’s injury timeline remains a concern if they cannot trade him.

According to TSN’s Ryan Rishaug, the Edmonton Oilers have a long list of laundry items they’d like to tackle ahead of Friday’s NHL Trade Deadline. Unfortunately, there isn’t much time or cap space to do everything they’d like.

It remains unclear when Kane, who hasn't played for the Oilers since June, will be able to make his season debut.

Everything comes with a price. Edmonton Oilers fans, and NHL fans everywhere, are gearing up for the NHL Trade Deadline. Oilers fans in particular have their eyes and ears piqued for any news. Bookmark The Hockey News Edmonton Oilers team site to never miss the latest news,

The Edmonton Oilers finally snapped their losing streak on Saturday (Mar. 1) with a win over the Carolina Hurricanes, and it seems as though they can finally shift their focus back toward being buyers at the 2025 Trade Deadline.

Evander Kane may have put his current team in a position that will force them to make a difficult decision over the course of the next few days. On Saturday night, National Hockey League insider Elliotte Friedman revealed that the Oilers may now be looking to move on from Kane in an effort to clear up

Elliotte Friedman appeared on Hello Hockey with Tom Gazzola and Shawn Belle and confirmed that Evander Kane wants to play in the NHL this season, but has also submitted his 16-team list to the Edmonton Oilers ahead of the trade deadline.

Today is March 1, the first day since the Edmonton Oilers signed Evander Kane that they can trade the veteran forward without his approval. Should the Oilers do it? Will they? As of March 1, 2025, Kane had to submit a 16-team trade list to the Oilers,