<p>Amid all of the free agent news and signings happening on July 1st, the Oilers announced via their social media channels that the 2023-24 season will kick off on October 9th against the Winnipeg Jets at Rogers Place.</p>
<p>After what is sure to be a busy offseason in Edmonton, the Oilers will hit the ice and show what they&#8217;ve got after fewer than 90 days of off-season activities. After taking the Stanley Cup Final to seven games, fans won&#8217;t have to wait long before seeing what the team can do to follow up on what was undoubtedly a rollercoaster ride in Edmonton this spring. The Oilers and Jets have battled each other very hard over the last handful of seasons, making this upcoming season opener a fiery way to start the 2024-25 campaign.</p>
<p>Today&#8217;s announcement follows Edmonton&#8217;s pre-season schedule release from last week, which features eight tune-up games.</p>
<ul>
<li>September 22nd vs Winnipeg</li>
<li>September 23rd vs Calgary in a split-squad</li>
<li>September 25th at Winnipeg</li>
<li>September 28th vs Seattle</li>
<li>September 30th vs Vancouver</li>
<li>October 2nd at Seattle</li>
<li>October 4th at Vancouver</li>
</ul>
<p>With only 83 days to go until the pre-season kicks off, the summer is about to fly by for Oilers fans who can&#8217;t wait to get the next season going. While it&#8217;s certainly not ideal that there are seven pre-season nights to work through, there is little doubt that the 2024-25 season will be the most anticipated in Northern Alberta in quite some time.</p>
<h2><strong>EVERY TEAM&#8217;S HOME OPENER:</strong></h2>
<ul>
<li>Anaheim Ducks: Wednesday, Oct. 16 vs. Utah Hockey Club</li>
<li>Boston Bruins: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Montreal Canadiens</li>
<li>Buffalo Sabres: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Los Angeles Kings (North American home opener)</li>
<li>Calgary Flames: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. Philadelphia Flyers</li>
<li>Carolina Hurricanes: Friday, Oct. 11 vs. Tampa Bay Lightning</li>
<li>Chicago Blackhawks: Thursday, Oct. 17 vs. San Jose Sharks</li>
<li>Colorado Avalanche: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. Columbus Blue Jackets</li>
<li>Columbus Blue Jackets: Tuesday, Oct. 15 vs. Florida Panthers</li>
<li>Dallas Stars: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. New York Islanders</li>
<li>Detroit Red Wings: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins</li>
<li>Edmonton Oilers: Wednesday, Oct. 9 vs. Winnipeg Jets</li>
<li>Florida Panthers: Tuesday, Oct. 8 vs. Boston Bruins</li>
<li>Los Angeles Kings: Thursday, Oct. 24 vs. San Jose Sharks</li>
<li>Minnesota Wild: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Columbus Blue Jackets</li>
<li>Montreal Canadiens: Wednesday, Oct. 9 vs. Toronto Maple Leafs</li>
<li>Nashville Predators: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Dallas Stars</li>
<li>New Jersey Devils: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Toronto Maple Leafs (North American home opener)</li>
<li>New York Islanders: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Utah Hockey Club</li>
<li>New York Rangers: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. Utah Hockey Club</li>
<li>Ottawa Senators: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Florida Panthers</li>
<li>Philadelphia Flyers: Saturday, Oct. 19 vs. Vancouver Canucks</li>
<li>Pittsburgh Penguins: Wednesday, Oct. 9 vs. New York Rangers</li>
<li>San Jose Sharks: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. St. Louis Blues</li>
<li>Seattle Kraken: Tuesday, Oct. 8 vs. St. Louis Blues</li>
<li>St. Louis Blues: Tuesday, Oct. 15 vs. Minnesota Wild</li>
<li>Tampa Bay Lightning: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. Carolina Hurricanes</li>
<li>Toronto Maple Leafs: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins</li>
<li>Utah Hockey Club: Tuesday, Oct. 8 vs. Chicago Blackhawks</li>
<li>Vancouver Canucks: Wednesday, Oct. 9 vs. Calgary Flames</li>
<li>Vegas Golden Knights: Wednesday, Oct. 9 vs. Colorado Avalanche</li>
<li>Washington Capitals: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. New Jersey Devils</li>
<li>Winnipeg Jets: Friday, Oct. 11 vs. Chicago Blackhawks</li>
</ul>


Amid all of the free agent news and signings happening on July 1st, the Oilers announced via their social media channels that the 2023-24 season will kick off on October 9th against the Winnipeg Jets at Rogers Place.

After what is sure to be a busy offseason in Edmonton, the Oilers will hit the ice and show what they've got after fewer than 90 days of off-season activities. After taking the Stanley Cup Final to seven games, fans won't have to wait long before seeing what the team can do to follow up on what was undoubtedly a rollercoaster ride in Edmonton this spring. The Oilers and Jets have battled each other very hard over the last handful of seasons, making this upcoming season opener a fiery way to start the 2024-25 campaign.

Today's announcement follows Edmonton's pre-season schedule release from last week, which features eight tune-up games.
<ul>
 	<li>September 22nd vs Winnipeg</li>
 	<li>September 23rd vs Calgary in a split-squad</li>
 	<li>September 25th at Winnipeg</li>
 	<li>September 28th vs Seattle</li>
 	<li>September 30th vs Vancouver</li>
 	<li>October 2nd at Seattle</li>
 	<li>October 4th at Vancouver</li>
</ul>
With only 83 days to go until the pre-season kicks off, the summer is about to fly by for Oilers fans who can't wait to get the next season going. While it's certainly not ideal that there are seven pre-season nights to work through, there is little doubt that the 2024-25 season will be the most anticipated in Northern Alberta in quite some time.
<h2><strong>EVERY TEAM'S HOME OPENER:</strong></h2>
<ul>
 	<li>Anaheim Ducks: Wednesday, Oct. 16 vs. Utah Hockey Club</li>
 	<li>Boston Bruins: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Montreal Canadiens</li>
 	<li>Buffalo Sabres: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Los Angeles Kings (North American home opener)</li>
 	<li>Calgary Flames: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. Philadelphia Flyers</li>
 	<li>Carolina Hurricanes: Friday, Oct. 11 vs. Tampa Bay Lightning</li>
 	<li>Chicago Blackhawks: Thursday, Oct. 17 vs. San Jose Sharks</li>
 	<li>Colorado Avalanche: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. Columbus Blue Jackets</li>
 	<li>Columbus Blue Jackets: Tuesday, Oct. 15 vs. Florida Panthers</li>
 	<li>Dallas Stars: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. New York Islanders</li>
 	<li>Detroit Red Wings: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins</li>
 	<li>Edmonton Oilers: Wednesday, Oct. 9 vs. Winnipeg Jets</li>
 	<li>Florida Panthers: Tuesday, Oct. 8 vs. Boston Bruins</li>
 	<li>Los Angeles Kings: Thursday, Oct. 24 vs. San Jose Sharks</li>
 	<li>Minnesota Wild: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Columbus Blue Jackets</li>
 	<li>Montreal Canadiens: Wednesday, Oct. 9 vs. Toronto Maple Leafs</li>
 	<li>Nashville Predators: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Dallas Stars</li>
 	<li>New Jersey Devils: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Toronto Maple Leafs (North American home opener)</li>
 	<li>New York Islanders: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Utah Hockey Club</li>
 	<li>New York Rangers: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. Utah Hockey Club</li>
 	<li>Ottawa Senators: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. Florida Panthers</li>
 	<li>Philadelphia Flyers: Saturday, Oct. 19 vs. Vancouver Canucks</li>
 	<li>Pittsburgh Penguins: Wednesday, Oct. 9 vs. New York Rangers</li>
 	<li>San Jose Sharks: Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. St. Louis Blues</li>
 	<li>Seattle Kraken: Tuesday, Oct. 8 vs. St. Louis Blues</li>
 	<li>St. Louis Blues: Tuesday, Oct. 15 vs. Minnesota Wild</li>
 	<li>Tampa Bay Lightning: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. Carolina Hurricanes</li>
 	<li>Toronto Maple Leafs: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins</li>
 	<li>Utah Hockey Club: Tuesday, Oct. 8 vs. Chicago Blackhawks</li>
 	<li>Vancouver Canucks: Wednesday, Oct. 9 vs. Calgary Flames</li>
 	<li>Vegas Golden Knights: Wednesday, Oct. 9 vs. Colorado Avalanche</li>
 	<li>Washington Capitals: Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. New Jersey Devils</li>
 	<li>Winnipeg Jets: Friday, Oct. 11 vs. Chicago Blackhawks</li>
</ul>

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