Oilers sign Matt Tomkins, Riley Stillman to two-year contracts
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The Edmonton Oilers have made headlines by signing goaltender Matt Tomkins and defenseman Riley Stillman to two-year contracts. Tomkins, who has showcased his potential in the past, will add depth to the Oilers' goaltending roster, complementing established names while Stillman brings a solid defensive presence that the Oilers are looking to bolster.
Tomkins, previously with the Chicago Blackhawks, is expected to compete for a position as the backup goalie. His performances in previous seasons have shown promise, suggesting he could be a viable option for the Oilers if called upon during crucial moments in the season. Meanwhile, Riley Stillman, known for his physical play and defensive capabilities, aims to reinforce the Oilers' blue line, providing the team with much-needed versatility on defense.
Both signings reflect Edmonton's strategic focus on strengthening their roster as they aim for deeper playoff runs in the upcoming seasons. By investing in these players, the Oilers are demonstrating their commitment to building a robust and competitive lineup, ready to tackle the challenges of the NHL season ahead.
Tomkins, previously with the Chicago Blackhawks, is expected to compete for a position as the backup goalie. His performances in previous seasons have shown promise, suggesting he could be a viable option for the Oilers if called upon during crucial moments in the season. Meanwhile, Riley Stillman, known for his physical play and defensive capabilities, aims to reinforce the Oilers' blue line, providing the team with much-needed versatility on defense.
Both signings reflect Edmonton's strategic focus on strengthening their roster as they aim for deeper playoff runs in the upcoming seasons. By investing in these players, the Oilers are demonstrating their commitment to building a robust and competitive lineup, ready to tackle the challenges of the NHL season ahead.