The Edmonton Oilers have been performing well this season, but with the Stanley Cup within reach, they know that winning more games in the final stretch is crucial. To boost their chances, the team is reportedly eyeing a trade for New York Rangers goalie Jonathan Quick.

Quick’s contract is attractive, with an expiring deal worth only $1.275 million, making him a cost-effective option. His current performance includes a 9-5-2 record, a 2.92 goals against average (GAA), and a .903 save percentage. Quick's playoff experience and leadership could be invaluable for the Oilers, especially as they look to solidify their goaltending depth behind Stuart Skinner.