Oilers looking to sign productive Kings power forward in free agency

According to Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff, the Oilers have been closely monitoring Arvidsson's status.

Despite Arvidsson's limited appearance in games this season—playing only 18 for the Kings—his performance has not gone unnoticed. Within that short span, he amassed an impressive 15 points, demonstrating his capability as a middle six winger. However, concerns about his health persist, given his recent track record.

Positioning him in the top 6 could prove beneficial for the Oilers, who are consistently on the lookout for productive wingers. Known for his excellent passing skills and ability to navigate tight spaces, Arvidsson also presents a valuable asset in front of the net. His potential contribution to the Oilers' second powerplay unit could also help boost their goal-scoring efforts alongside players like Kane and Holloway.

However, securing Arvidsson comes with its risks. His asking price for the upcoming contract hovers around $5 million, with the term still under negotiation. Given his recent health issues, this could represent a significant gamble for the Oilers.

Yet, if Arvidsson can maintain his health, his signing could dramatically increase Edmonton's offensive capabilities, making him a potentially lucrative addition for the team.

As the off-season progresses, it will be interesting to see how negotiations evolve and whether Arvidsson will don the Oilers jersey, contributing to their pursuit of NHL supremacy.