Former Oiler fires agent one season after signing new contract

Both Holloway and Philip Broberg signed offer sheets with the Blues with the express intention of getting more ice time than was possible in Edmonton. Holloway got what he wanted, but still isn't happy with his agent.

According to multiple reports surfacing online, Dylan Holloway has fired his agent Kurt Overhardt, and hired Connor McDavid's agent Judd Moldaver.

The 23 year old Calgary, Alberta native had a career season in all aspects this season, scoring 23 goals and 63 points in 77 games. He played primarily top six minutes on the blues, but was heavily underpaid at only $2.29M.

The Edmonton Oilers were looking to get Holloway signed to a deal in the $1M range, but at $2.29M on a new team, he was heavily underpaid.

Not only that, but Broberg's agent was reportedly the one that drew Dylan Holloway into the double offer sheet with St. Louis. Philip Broberd definitely got the better side of the deal with a salary in the $4Ms, while Holloway left his home province to play for a worse team on an underpaid salary.

Now Dylan Holloway will be up as a restricted free agent again at the end of this season, and after his 66 point season, he'll be looking for a lot more than $2M.

The Oilers have moved past the loss of Holloway and Broberg, but it's clear they lost out on two young quality players. Still, Dylan Holloway isn't satisfied and is looking for a higher pay check - which was just incompatible with the Edmonton Oilers roster this year.