Josh Samanski seeks love while preparing for Oilers training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 4:11 AM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

Josh Samanski, an Edmonton Oilers forward, is spending the summer in Germany and looking for love before attending training camp next month. At the Gäubodenvolksfest in Straubing, he participated in the festival's 'Singles Couch' event, using the name Finn instead of his own. Samanski, who played four seasons for the Straubing Tigers, engaged with potential dates while describing himself as a 'normal guy.' He hopes to establish himself on the Oilers' main roster after a late-season call-up, having contributed three goals and six points in 29 NHL games last season. Samanski's unique approach to dating adds a personal touch to his summer preparations ahead of the new season.
- •Samanski is preparing for Oilers training camp next month.
- •He attended Gäubodenvolksfest in Germany to meet singles.
- •Samanski used the name Finn during the singles event.
- •He played 29 games for the Oilers last season.
- •This training camp is crucial for establishing his place on the team.
- 4:11 AMYahoo Sports — A New Way For Josh Samanski To Find Love
"Josh Samanski is spending his summer in Germany before returning to the Edmonton Oilers for training camp next month, and while he's preparing for the season, he's also looking for love.
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