Edmonton Oilers vs Florida Panthers Box Score - June 06, 2025
A. Regula
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Out
Knee - Regula was never taken off the season-opening injured reserve despite being waived by Boston and claimed by Edmonton on Wednesday (Dec. 11), per Daniel Nugent-Bowman of The Athletic.
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