Three ex-Oilers forwards off to strong starts, but not departed Edmonton folk hero

Edmonton Journal3 November 2026, 11:01 UTCCanada

Three ex-Edmonton Oilers forwards are off to great starts this year in their new NHL homes, but local folk hero Connor Brown, now of the New Jersey Devils, isn’t one of them. Brown, now 32, has struggled with a lower body injury this year, going on injured reserve in mid-October, and having played only six […]

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