Breaking - Shocking contending team signals major move with disgraced Corey Perry

According to reports, they are keeping a close watch on the unfolding saga involving free agent Corey Perry, and are considering offering him a contract, turning their attention to the forward who had his contract terminated for violating team conduct in Chicago, according to Edmonton Oilers reporter Jim Matheson.

Perry recently had his contract terminated by the Chicago Blackhawks due to unacceptable workplace conduct, and this move has stirred interest from several NHL teams, including the Oilers.

Ken Holland, known for his history of considering players with off-ice issues, notably seen in the successful signing of Evander Kane, is exploring the potential addition of Perry to the Oilers' roster. However, any decision is contingent on various factors, including Perry's completion of substance abuse treatment and the outcome of the investigation into his contract termination by the Blackhawks.

Despite the setback, Perry had a strong start to the season, notching four goals and nine points in the first 16 games.

The Oilers find themselves intrigued by Perry's extensive NHL experience, playoff track record, and leadership qualities, making him a compelling prospect for the team. The potential signing is currently in a phase of careful evaluation and consideration. But, according to other reports, the Oilers are not the only team interested in saving Perry's career.

As the situation evolves, the Oilers are closely monitoring developments, recognizing that the decision to bring in Corey Perry involves multiple factors. The investigation's outcome and Perry's commitment to addressing any off-ice concerns will play a pivotal role in determining the feasibility of what could be a significant move for the Edmonton Oilers.

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