McDavid and Draisaitl's Future in Edmonton Has Been Revealed

We now know what to expect from Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl in Edmonton.

It is no secret that the Edmonton Oilers have two of the best players in the world in Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl. McDavid is coming off of a 64-goal 153-point year while Draisaitl is coming off of a 52-goal 128-point year. The duo accounts for 4 of the past 7 MVPs and it is no surprise why.

They are currently making a combined $21 million per year with McDavid fetching $12.5 million while Draisaitl gets $8.5 million. Fans are starting to wonder if they will be career Oilers having three years and two years left on their contracts respectively.

If the Oilers want to keep both players, they will need to dole out a hefty sum to keep them in Edmonton for the rest of their careers.

Recently insider Bob Stauffer commented on their contract situations.

This is quite encouraging for the Oilers as they will be able to keep their superstars in Edmonton barring anything unforeseen over the next two years.

The two will continue to help Edmonton on their quest for a Stanley Cup and potentially bring a Stanley Cup back to Canada for the first time in over 30 years.

As read on Oilers Nation - Bob Stauffer: «It's better than 50/50 that both Draisaitl and McDavid sign long-term here»

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