Former Oilers forward finally settling in with his new team.

Former Edmonton Oilers forward Jesse Puljujarvi had a difficult time with the organization, and opinions differ on whether the Oilers' development of him or his own shortcomings were to blame.

However, he seems to be adjusting better with his new team, the Carolina Hurricanes.

In a recent interview with Hannah Rates Yates on Bally Sports, Puljujarvi discussed how he feels about being with the Hurricanes. Despite a slow start, he recently earned his first point as a Hurricane after 11 games, and the team is hoping he can contribute in the playoffs. While it may take time for Puljujarvi to fully regain his game, he has the potential to do so. Meanwhile, the Oilers will be playing the Los Angeles Kings on March 4th at 10:30 PM Eastern while on the road.

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