Oilers Recall Max Jones, Place Clattenburg, Roslovic On IR, Walman To LTIR
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In a flurry of roster moves, the Edmonton Oilers have recalled Max Jones from their AHL affiliate, the Bakersfield Condors. This decision comes on the heels of injuries to key players, as both Jansen Harkins and Jack Roslovic have been placed on injured reserve. The Oilers are looking to bolster their lineup amid a challenging stretch of games, and the addition of Jones could provide the offensive spark they need.
Max Jones, known for his speed and playmaking ability, has shown promise during his time in the AHL, and Oilers fans are eager to see what he can contribute at the NHL level. Meanwhile, the Oilers have also placed defenseman Clattenburg on IR, adding to their ongoing injury woes. With several players sidelined, Edmonton is under pressure to maintain their position in the playoff race.
To further complicate matters, defenseman Jake Walman has been moved to long-term injured reserve, which opens up additional cap space for the Oilers. However, losing depth players like Harkins and Roslovic could be a setback as they face tough opponents in the coming weeks. Edmonton's coaching staff remains hopeful that the return of some injured players will be imminent, allowing the team to regain its competitive edge as the season progresses.
Max Jones, known for his speed and playmaking ability, has shown promise during his time in the AHL, and Oilers fans are eager to see what he can contribute at the NHL level. Meanwhile, the Oilers have also placed defenseman Clattenburg on IR, adding to their ongoing injury woes. With several players sidelined, Edmonton is under pressure to maintain their position in the playoff race.
To further complicate matters, defenseman Jake Walman has been moved to long-term injured reserve, which opens up additional cap space for the Oilers. However, losing depth players like Harkins and Roslovic could be a setback as they face tough opponents in the coming weeks. Edmonton's coaching staff remains hopeful that the return of some injured players will be imminent, allowing the team to regain its competitive edge as the season progresses.