SportsEdmonton Oilers Sign Logan Day To Entry-Level Deal

© Sergei Belski-USA TODAY Sports I have exactly one picture of Logan Day. This is the one picture I have of Logan Day.

One year entry level deal for Condors’ leading scorer on defence

Everybody loves a good story, and Logan Day has a pretty good one.

A native Floridian, Day is an undrafted free agent from Endicott, a Division-3 school out of Massachusetts. He siged a ATO with the Condors in March of 2018. Fast forward a year, and the right-handed rearguard finished leading the Condors defencemen in scoring with 7-27-34 in 64 games in 2018-19. At age 24, he’s earned an entry level deal with the Oilers.

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It’s a one year, two way deal, and Day will get a shot to make the big club this fall.

The Oilers are going to hope that Day contributes at the NHL level for a couple of reasons.

• Right now, the team is pretty cap-poor. Logan Day’s deal is a two way deal at 750K/70K for one year. Even if he never plays an NHL game in 2019-20, it’s a pretty strong deal for a guy who led Bakersfield defencemen in scoring during 2018-19.
• Both Alex Petrovic and Kevin Gravel are unrestricted free agents right now, and Petrovic is probably not coming back. Maybe Gravel too.
• If Day can lock down one of those 23 roster spots, he could make another defenceman expendable. Your mileage may vary as to which one I’m thinking about, but if you’ve been coming here for more than five minutes, you know the one I’m thinking about. It can’t be stressed enough that with an 83 million dollar cap ceiling, the Oilers are looking at under 11 million to fill the roster out. If they can’t unload Milan Lucic this offseason, they’re going to rely on good, cheap players on ELCs and from Bakersfield. Lucky for the Oilers, Day is on his ELC and from Bakersfield.

A good bet by the Oilers. Can it work?