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As the NHL trade deadline looms, speculations surrounding veteran goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury have intensified. There’s no imminent trade on the horizon and the Minnesota Wild have shot down any ideas that they’re looking to trade him. But, while GM Bill Guerin says trade talk is premature, if the Wild aren’t a playoff team, he’s open to trading the goaltender, if Fleury wants to join a contender.

As per Pierre LeBrun of TSN and The Athletic, a few groups are observing the circumstance, especially and in a new conversation on the Got Yer’ Back digital broadcast highlighting TSN’s Ryan Rishaug, Mike Johnson , and LeBrun all discussed the Edmonton Oilers as a fit.

LeBrun featured potential landing spots for the carefully prepared goalie, underscoring Edmonton as a reasonable objective. Recognizing the Oilers’ requirement for an accomplished netminder to help arising ability Stuart Skinner LeBrun recommended that Fleury could play a mentorship and protection job in Edmonton.

While worries were raised about Fleury’s playing time, given Skinner’s noteworthy exhibitions, Rishaug countered that the Oilers are effectively looking for a goaltender to impart the heap to Skinner, especially in vital season finisher situations where weakness turned into a component last season.
Oilers Would Like Fleury’s Insight and Stanley Cup Family

Tending to the mentorship angle, the board concurred that Fleury, with his Stanley Cup-winning experience, could carry priceless administration to the Oilers’ storage space. “He’s got the Stanley Cup pedigree, if he has to go in he’s got experience… I think it’s a fit in a lot of ways,” Rishaug stated, emphasizing Fleury’s personality and heritage. There is not a single player on the Oilers’ current roster who has participated in a Stanley Cup Final.

LeBrun further upheld the idea that Edmonton stands apart as a superb objective for Fleury, given the group’s goals and the particular job they look to fill. He’s simply not certain where Fleury’s head is at and to be exchanged or go to a competitor. He may be content right where he is.