Noah Philp has been signed to a one-year, two-way contract. After recording two assists in 15 games last season, he's a lesser-known forward whose contributions will be more relevant in dynasty formats rather than redraft leagues.

Noah Philp has been signed to a one-year, two-way contract by the Oilers, providing additional support for their forward corps after a brief stint with the team last season.

Noah Philp, a promising center, is re-signed by the Oilers for one year, showcasing his potential with 35 points in AHL last season. He'll aim for a more significant impact in the upcoming NHL season.

Noah Philp, standing at 6'3" and weighing 200 lbs, is being considered as a potential contributor to the Oilers' fourth line if he can find his rhythm in the AHL. His size and skill set could provide the physical presence the team needs, particularly as they prepare for a playoff run against heavier opponents.

Noah Philp made his NHL debut and recorded a secondary assist on Corey Perry's first-period goal, marking his first point in the league. His contribution comes at a crucial time for the Oilers as they navigate the absence of Connor McDavid.