Corey Perry, left without a team following his contract's end with the Chicago Blackhawks, is returning to the National Hockey League.
According to David Pagnotta from The Fourth Period, Perry has struck a deal with the Edmonton Oilers for the rest of the season. The exact details remain unknown, but there's speculation of a likely one-year contract, possibly at the league's minimum salary.
This move strengthens the Oilers, bringing Perry's experienced play into their roster. The finalization of this agreement suggests enhanced toughness for the Oilers in their future games.
