Is the Oilers Goaltending Situation Still a Joke?

The Edmonton Oilers have addressed their longstanding goaltending concerns this offseason by acquiring Devon Levi and Frederik Andersen, while retaining Tristan Jarry on a contract worth $5.375 million for two more seasons. Jarry struggled last season, posting a 9-6-2 record in 19 games with a 3.86 goals-against average and .858 save percentage, ultimately losing his starting role to Connor Ingram. The Oilers previously relied on Stuart Skinner, who helped the team reach two consecutive Stanley Cup Finals before being traded due to consistency issues.