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Can Edmonton's formerly rancid farm system provide a surprise addition to Oilers next season?

Summary by Edmonton Journal
The Edmonton Oilers have had some success graduating players from their Bakersfield Condors farm team onto the Edmonton Oilers or into the NHL, but it's mainly been success you would expect, top picks spending a year or two in Bakersfield before they move to the big leagues.

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Can Edmonton's formerly rancid farm system provide a surprise addition to Oilers next season?

The Edmonton Oilers have had some success graduating players from their Bakersfield Condors farm team onto the Edmonton Oilers or into the NHL, but it's mainly been success you would expect, top picks spending a year or two in Bakersfield before they move to the big leagues.

·Edmonton, Canada
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Edmonton Journal broke the news in Edmonton, Canada on Tuesday, June 9, 2026.
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