Oilers activate Colton Dach off IR, loan Josh Samanski to AHL - Oilers Nation
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With Colton Dach’s return to the lineup tonight, he has officially been activated off injured reserve. Josh Samanski was stilled listed as an emergency recall from the Bakersfield Condors, and the Oilers are loaning him back to their AHL club for the time being. No other moves were required to get Zach Hyman and Jake Walman back into the lineup. That means three players who were unavailable in Thursday’s first matchup against Utah will draw in tonight for the rematch. The @EdmontonOilers morning skate:
LeviThe Oilers could’ve considered putting Jason Dickinson retroactively on IR, but not much is known about his status going forward. There is also belief that Ryan Nugent-Hopkins can make his season debut late next week. Samanski hasn’t seemed to pick up where he left off last season. He initially did not crack the opening night roster, but immediate injuries to the Oilers forward group prompted a recall after just one game. Samanski has suited up six games and chipped in one assist, but has not been getting much ice time. He is averaging 7:44 per game, a few minutes below his totals from a season ago at 10:34.
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