Jordan Binnington Declines Move to Edmonton Oilers: Blues’ Goaltender Confirms No-Trade Clause

NHL insider Andy Strickland dropped a bombshell on Monday, revealing that veteran goaltender Jordan Binnington has the Edmonton Oilers on his no-trade list, essentially ruling out any potential move to the Canadian team.

Oilers’ Goaltending Struggles Spark Trade Rumors

The Edmonton Oilers have been exploring the trade market for a goaltender after a disappointing start to the season from Stuart Skinner and Calvin Pickard. Names like Tristan Jarry and Jordan Binnington have been tossed around as possible solutions for the team aiming for their third consecutive Stanley Cup Finals appearance.

Andy Strickland, on the Cam and Strick Podcast:

Unless something has changed, Binnington could and likely would reject a trade to Edmonton.

Binnington’s No-Trade Clause & Playoff Pedigree

Currently, Binnington has been holding down the net for the Blues despite their struggles, posting a 3.20 GAA and a .878 save percentage. However, his resume boasts high-stakes performances, making him an appealing target for contending teams seeking a reliable goalie.

With this revelation, the Edmonton Oilers’ search for a goaltending upgrade narrows, as Tristan Jarry is now the most prominent name linked to the team.

Follow 247sports.news for more updates on the Blues and the Oilers as trade deadlines loom and rumors swirl.