The Edmonton Oilers are making it clear they won't let their star defenseman's historic season go unnoticed—even if the voters did.

After Evan Bouchard's incredible 95-point campaign failed to earn him a Norris Trophy nomination, the Oilers' social media team fired back with a highlight-reel tribute that's got the hockey world talking. The message? They think the Professional Hockey Writers' Association got this one wrong.

Bouchard's 2025-26 season was nothing short of remarkable. The 26-year-old blueliner led all NHL defensemen in scoring, posted a stellar +25 rating, and anchored Edmonton's blue line through a season that ultimately ended earlier than hoped. Yet when the Norris finalists were announced, it was Rasmus Dahlin, Zach Werenski, and Cale Makar—not Bouchard—who made the cut.

"When I saw that come out, I was definitely upset a little bit," Bouchard admitted to TSN Overdrive this week. "But you can't really let that bother you."

The snub has sparked plenty of debate around the hockey world. Some argue Bouchard's defensive lapses cost him votes, while others point to an incredibly deep field of elite defensemen this season. Whatever your take, the Oilers made sure their voice was heard with a pointed video package showcasing Bouchard at his best.

For fans looking to rep their favorite defenseman, this controversy only adds to the legend. Whether you think Bouchard was robbed or simply a victim of a stacked class, one thing's certain: the Oilers have his back, and they're not afraid to show it.