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Goalie Andersen, Three Others to Miss Oilers Camp with Injuries

The team said Frederik Andersen, Alec Regula, Mattias Janmark and Matt Savoie are recovering from injuries or procedures, leaving Edmonton short-handed.

  • On Wednesday, the Edmonton Oilers announced that four players, including newly signed goaltender Frederik Andersen, will miss training camp next month due to injuries and medical recovery.
  • Forwards Mattias Janmark and defenceman Alec Regula continue recovering from medical procedures performed last season and shortly after, while Matt Savoie and Andersen are rehabilitating off-season training injuries.
  • The 26-year-old Andersen signed a one-year, US$2.8 million contract on July 1 after recording a 1.89 goals-against average and three shutouts in the playoffs with the Carolina Hurricanes.
  • With Andersen sidelined, the Oilers must rely on veteran Tristan Jarry and prospect Devon Levi to manage goaltending duties as the club attempts to stabilize a historically inconsistent position.
  • General Manager Stan Bowman hired head coach Mike Babcock to lead the club as the Oilers continue revamping their coaching staff and roster to address significant personnel challenges.
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LOS ANGELES. The Edmonton Oilers will have to do without Mattias Janmark during the preseason. Maybe longer than that. The club announced on Wednesday that the 33-year-old veteran forward will miss training camp, which starts on September 16. Janmark had a troubled season with the Oilers last time. After three practice games last fall, he was placed on “Injury reserve” on October 6. […]

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When the Edmonton Oilers arrive for training camp ahead of the NHL season on September 16, they will be without Danish Frederik Andersen.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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