The Edmonton Oilers appear to have made a final decision on both offer sheets

The situation escalated when both Dylan Holloway and Philip Broberg received restricted free-agent contracts from the St. Louis Blues. Edmonton, faced with the decision to match these offer or let the players go, has kept fans and analysts alike in suspense. In a shocking twist that very few actually saw coming, the Oilers made two trades within the last 24 hours, bringing Vasily Podkolzin and Ty Emberson into the team. These moves have sparked speculation about what Edmonton's intentions might be regarding Holloway and Broberg.

Adding fuel to the fire, eagle-eyed fans on X noticed that both Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway are no longer listed on the Edmonton Oilers' official roster online. This discovery has led to widespread speculation that the Oilers might not be planning to match the Blues' offers after all.

Many hockey fans assumed Edmonton would want to keep at least one of these new players, but the Oilers proved them wrong.

With the deadline fast approaching, all signs now point to both Holloway and Broberg potentially heading to St. Louis. If this really is the case, it would be a huge shift for the Oilers, and it would further prove that they're primed and ready for a future without two of their most famous players onboard.

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