Oilersnation is reviving the Top 100 Edmonton Oilers of All Time list, a project originally created by the late Robin Brownlee in 2015. Andy Moog comes in at No. 25 on our updated 2025 list. He was ranked No. 14 on Brownlee’s original list.

Andy Moog was the perfect underdog. A seventh-round pick who was never The Guy in the Edmonton Oilers’ crease for three Stanley Cup wins, but he was another one of many who tugged the rope that made the ’80s Oilers a dynasty.

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Moog was drafted by the Oilers out of the WHL’s Billings Bighorns, and spent the majority of his first two years with the CHL’s Witchita Wild, he would enter the fray in 1982-83 and helped mark a shift in Edmonton’s crease. Out was the likes of journeymen Ron Low and Eddie Mio, and in were the young tandem of Grant Fuhr and Moog.

After playing 50 games in the 1982-83 season, Moog took the reins of the Oilers’ crease in the playoffs, helping the team reach the Stanley Cup final, only to get swept by the Islanders. Those 16 playoff games were more than he’d play in........

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