Vasily Podkolzin’s shooting, puck battles and support play could add more depth to Edmonton’s attack.

Former Canucks Vasily Podkolzin, Jason Dickinson, Curtis Lazar, and the Edmonton Oilers were eliminated by the Anaheim Ducks in Game 6.

Podkolzin's playoff dominance and significant leap in performance leave many wondering how this transformation occurred. He's not just playing well; he's elevating every line he joins.

Vancouver's decision to select Vasily Podkolzin in the 2019 draft continues to cost the organization.

Despite the Edmonton Oilers' struggles, promising young forwards are emerging, which is a good sign moving forward.

Former Canuck Vasily Podkolzin has already surpassed his previous career-highs this season.

Vasily Podkolzin didn't hesitate. Connor McDavid took a hit from Johnathan Kovacevic, and before anyone could blink, Podkolzin was charging in, gloves flying off, ready to answer for it. It was immediate. It was decisive. And it was exactly what Oilers fans have been begging to see for years.

Kris Knoblauch plans to elevate depth forwards, like Vasily Podkolzin, by double-shifting them when the Oilers go 11-7.