Edmonton Oilers depth chart: How do they look after a flurry of activity?

The Edmonton Oilers made several major moves on Day 1 of NHL free agency on July 1, beginning with 18 of 23 roster spots filled and $7,415,834 in cap space. General manager Stan Bowman traded veteran defenceman Darnell Nurse, acquired goaltender Devon Levi from the Buffalo Sabres, and signed veteran goalie Frederik Andersen to a one-year deal, while also reworking the left side of the defence and adding wing depth. Levi, a top goaltending prospect with four years of AHL experience, was among the headline acquisitions reshaping the Oilers' roster.