That's after five more players have been cut from training camp. Defencemen Ben Gleason and Phil Kemp, forward Lane Pederson, and goaltender Collin Delia have all been put on waivers, while waiver-exempt forward James Hamblin has also been sent down to the AHL.

The Edmonton Oilers' NHL roster is coming into view as the team has yet again cut five players as the regular season approaches.

The Edmonton Oilers are a veteran team, designed for a long run with the Stanley Cup as an attainable goal. The roster looked set entering training camp, but some lingering injuries on defence, some impressive performances up front and an unfortunate goaltender injury have opened up opportunities.

The Edmonton Oilers reduced their training camp roster by six players on Tuesday with the following transactions: Phil Kemp (D) – placed on waivers for purpose

The Edmonton Oilers pre-season is entering the final stretch, with three games left: one Monday against the Vancouver Canucks at home, another on the road Wednesday against the Seattle Kraken, and their final on the road against the Canucks.