How experts graded the 2026 NHL Draft for the Oilers
It was a quiet draft weekend for the Edmonton Oilers.
Absolutely nothing happened for the Oilers on Friday. Not only did they have no first-round picks, but they didn’t make any moves to bolster their roster or free up cap space. They entered Saturday with four picks, the 52nd, the 84th, the 180th, and the 212th.
Before stepping up to the metaphorical podium with their first pick, they traded down, acquiring the 58th overall and the 133rd overall. The 58th overall pick was used to select hulking centre Rūdolfs Bērzkalns, a pick that most pundits like. You can read about all five draftees below.
Oilers’ Selections
Rudolfs Berzkalns, C — 2nd round, 58th overallMalcom Gästrin, C/W — 3rd round, 84th overallAndrew Robinson, D — 5th round, 133rd overallCaden Harvey, C — 6th round, 180th overallRyan Cameron, G — 7th round, 212th overallDaily Faceoff – B-
“Bērzkalns is doing a lot of the heavy lifting here – I like him enough to consider him a future bottom-six NHLer. I know he didn’t produce much, but many players considered him an absolute pain in the........© Oilers Nation
