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Can Peter Aubry Make a Difference for the Oilers’ Goalies?

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The Hockey Writers
Jul 20, 2025 5:55 PM

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Peter Aubry has taken on the important role of goaltending coach for the Edmonton Oilers, a position that will test his skills in player development and tactical adjustments. With a history in goaltending that includes time in the AHL and various junior leagues, Aubry arrives with a solid background aimed at enhancing the performance of the Oilers' netminders. His challenge will be to refine the skills of current goalies, including Stuart Skinner and Jack Campbell, who have shown promise but need consistency to ensure the team’s success.

Much of the Oilers’ recent focus has been on strengthening their defense and goaltending, and with Aubry's experience, the team hopes to find the right balance. His previous work has seen him develop young talent, and the Oilers are optimistic that he can translate this to the NHL level. The key will be his ability to adapt and innovate, particularly in high-pressure situations during games that can dictate winning and losing.

As the Oilers look to build on their playoff appearances, the integration of Aubry into the coaching staff might just be what they need to solidify their goaltending position and deepen their roster's potential. In a highly competitive league, the contributions of a goaltending coach can often go unnoticed; however, Aubry's impact could very well be felt in the team's overall performance moving forward.