Connor McDavid’s wife Lauren Kyle makes a heartwarming update about the Edmonton Oilers’ captain ahead of training camp | NHL News
Connor McDavid’s wife, Lauren Kyle, has been a strong source of strength and support to the Edmonton Oilers’ star player and captain. In the last season, Connor McDavid led the NHL with 138 points (48 goals, 90 assists) in 82 games to win the 2025–26 Art Ross Trophy and his fifth Ted Lindsay Award even though the Edmonton Oilers were eliminated in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Ahead of the new season, Lauren Kyle shared how Connor McDavid has been coping.
Connor McDavid’s wife, Luren Kyle, shares a rare sight of the Edmonton Oilers’ captain ahead of training camp
A few hours ago, Connor McDavid’s wife, Luren Kyle, took to her social media to share how the Edmonton Oilers’ captain has been busy playing games with his family.In the picture posted by popular interior designer Lauren Kyle, Connor McDavid was spotted sitting with his dog as he played a game of cards with his wife.The caption of the post read as, “Leo has a good hand…”
This has sparked chaos among fans since the Edmonton Oilers’ captain Connor mcDavid prefers to keep his life private and mostly stays away from social media.With training camp beginning in a few weeks, Connor McDavid seems to be gearing up for the new season.
Connor McDavid weighs in on Mike Babcock replacing Kris Knoblauch in the Edmonton Oilers as the head coach
A few days ago, the star player Connor McDavid made an appearance on TSN Video Archive as he opened up about Mike Babcock being the newly appointed head coach of the Edmonton Oilers, officially hired on June 23, 2026, to replace Kris Knoblauch.Connor McDavid weighed in on the situation as he said, “We see a great opportunity to be coached by someone who’s coached in every single big game there is to coach in, who’s been successful, won Cups, gold medals, you name it, he’s done it. With where our group’s at and what we’re looking for, he’s the perfect…”The Edmonton Oilers’ captain added, “We brought Babs in to be hard on me. And Leon [Draisaitl]. The top guys — that’s who we want to point the finger at… we want Babs to come in and be hard on Leon and Nuge and Boosh and Ecky and Heisy, and me. We want to push those guys, and we want him…”While the last season ended up being a major disappointment for the Edmonton Oilers as the team got eliminated in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs by their Pacific Division rivals, the Anaheim Ducks, all eyes are on the new season.Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl are busy gearing up for the new season, ahead of training camp.
