Breaking News Stuns Hockey World as Veteran Photographer and Beloved Team Figure Andy Devlin Officially Accepts to Leave the Edmonton Oilers Organization After Decades of Service—Fans, Players, and NHL Media Pay Tribute to the Man Behind the Iconic Images That Captured Generations of Oilers History as He Announces His Departure With Gratitude and Emotion, Closing a Remarkable Chapter of Visual Storytelling That Chronicled the Rise, Struggles, and Comebacks of One of Canada’s Most Storied Hockey Franchises
In a surprising development that has left many within the hockey community emotional, Andy Devlin, the long-serving official team photographer of the Edmonton Oilers, has confirmed that he has accepted to part ways with the franchise, ending an era that spanned over two decades of legendary moments frozen in time through his lens.
Devlin, who joined the Oilers organization in the early 2000s, has been a fixture on the ice and in the locker rooms, capturing the defining images of multiple generations of Oilers players—from the highs of playoff runs to the intimate moments of rookie debuts and farewell games.
In his official statement, Devlin said:
It’s been the honor of a lifetime to tell the story of this team through my camera. I’m grateful to the Oilers, the fans, and the city of Edmonton for trusting me to document their passion.”
Players and staff took to social media to honor Devlin, calling him “a true part of the Oilers family.”
Though his next steps remain unannounced, Devlin hinted at new creative pursuits and time with family. One chapter closes, but his iconic images will remain etched in Oilers history forever.
