BREAKING NEWS: Edmonton Oilers Sign Two Goaltenders from Toronto Maple Leafs in Major Roster Move
Edmonton, AB – July 4, 2025
In a dramatic and unexpected twist to the NHL offseason, the Edmonton Oilers have stunned the hockey world with a blockbuster goaltending acquisition. In a bold and calculated move aimed at addressing their long-standing netminding concerns, the Oilers have officially signed two goaltenders from the Toronto Maple Leafs — veteran Joseph Woll and up-and-coming prospect Dennis Hildeby.
The announcement came early Thursday morning through an official press release from the Oilers organization, followed by a media availability with General Manager Ken Holland. The move has immediately sent ripples through the league, reigniting conversations about the Oilers’ championship aspirations and the Maple Leafs’ evolving strategy in net.
Solidifying the Crease: The Oilers’ New Duo
For years, the Oilers have struggled with consistency in goal. Despite a roster boasting offensive firepower led by Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, goaltending has often been cited as the team’s Achilles heel. With Stuart Skinner shouldering most of the load last season and Jack Campbell still attempting to regain his form, Edmonton’s crease remained a source of concern.
That concern has now been addressed with a decisive stroke.
Joseph Woll, 26, comes to Edmonton after several strong showings in Toronto, where he was seen as the eventual successor to Ilya Samsonov. Known for