Edmonton Oilers terminate David Tomasek's contract
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The Edmonton Oilers will be placing forward David Tomasek on waivers when the NHL’s holiday roster freeze lifts on Sunday.
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Failed forward was better than other Oilers attackers, but too little, too late
David Tomasek was a good bet for the Oiles. He came cheap, just $1.2 million for the year, meaning if he didn’t pan out with the Oilers the team could send him down to Bakersfield and have just a $50,
The Oilers' placing Tomasek on waivers frees up $1.2 million. Could this cap space lure Marc-André Fleury to the team if he comes out of retirement?
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Oilers forward rumored to be heading back to Europe and the SHL
David Tomasek is reportedly heading back to Europe, according to a report from Varmsland Folkblad. While the Edmonton Oilers have not confirmed the story, in an article titled, “Tomásek flies to Europe – formalities before FBK return are complete,” it appears his NHL run and time with the Edmonton Oilers is coming to an end.
David Tomášek's NHL debut with the Edmonton Oilers, earning $1.2 million for the 2025-26 season, significantly boosts his and wife Adéla Kocourková's finances. After a decade of European play and MVP recognition in Sweden,
Oilers' 29-year old forward leaving NHL mid-season to sign contract in Sweden originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Edmonton Oilers are losing a forward in the middle of the season. David Tomasek is heading back to Sweden.