Ken Holland Reveals a Defensemen Will NOT Be Traded This Season

Edmonton Oilers general manager Ken Holland recently shed light on the team's off-season plans, addressing contract negotiations with young talents Evan Bouchard and Ryan McLeod.

Holland stated that both players are expected to sign bridge contracts, emphasizing the need for continued development before committing to long-term deals.

Additionally, Holland made it clear that defenseman Philip Broberg is not on the trading block this summer, affirming the organization's confidence in the promising prospect. These insights provide a glimpse into the Oilers' strategy as they work to solidify their roster for the upcoming season.

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