Duncan Keith

The Edmonton Oilers have announced the official retirement of Duncan Keith at the same moment as news broke that his possible replacement on the Oil's ...

I see him as a useful 4/5 d-man on an NHL team, the kind of player Kris Russell was for the Oilers for many seasons. Darnell Nurse is coming back from major injury and behind him the Oil have a number of rookies, Philip Broberg, Markus Niemelainen and Dmitri Samorukov. He earned his keep as a useful puck-moving second-pairing defenceman and flourished for a time in a partnership with young Evan Bouchard. Edmonton has some decisions to make on the backend.” Article content Article content

Veteran defenceman Duncan Keith officially announced his retirement on Tuesday after 17 NHL seasons. Keith spent this past season with the Edmonton Oilers ...

Veteran defenceman Duncan Keith officially announced his retirement on Tuesday after 17 NHL seasons. He was acquired by the Oilers last summer from the Chicago Blackhawks for a draft pick and defenceman Caleb Jones. the Oilers wrote on Twitter.

Family brought Duncan Keith to Edmonton after a stellar run as the backbone of the Chicago Blackhawks' defence. And following one solid season with the ...

A 39-year-old man is facing several drug trafficking charges. 5 hr ago 5 hr ago Four people were in the boat when it capsized. 5 hr ago With fewer recruits entering training and more members leaving, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police needs to fill more boots. "It's incredibly special playing playoff hockey in Edmonton," Keith said. "I know we came up short last year," he said. He was dealt to Edmonton along with Tim Soderlund in that off-season in exchange for Caleb Jones and a conditional third-round pick in 2022. "I'm so thankful to have a guy like that to play alongside for 15 years. "In two years I never saw him miss one pass. "I still love the game, always will," Keith said with Colton by his side.

I don't know if it was Duncan Keith getting choked up when he spoke about his years with the Chicago Blackhawks, with whom he won three Stanley Cups and the ...

“I think Bob (Nicholson) has had a lot to do with creating that culture here because I know it was like that in Hockey Canada as well. I think the organization, when I think about the Oilers, it’s an incredible organization, a family atmosphere. Keith’s contributions on and off the ice as a player and a teammate helped make the Oilers a better team. It was a nice moment – with nobody pointing out Holland could have and probably should have had Chicago retain some salary to make this day possible in the first place. Today was no different and it was a wonderful way to end the chapter on Keith’s time here. Today, it was gold sticks presented to Keith and his son by GM Ken Holland, an unexpected touch of class.