The changes keep on coming for the Edmonton Oilers in the hopes that something -- anything -- can turn their fortunes.

Edmonton's playoff hopes are pretty much on life support these days, even with the middling records necessary to be in the Western Conference's wild-card battle, but the Oilers (24-29-5, 53 points) are desperately trying to find something to jolt alive their slim chances.

The latest moves came Monday, when the Oilers activated defenseman Andrej Sekera from the injured list and summoned forward Josh Currie from the AHL's Bakersfield Condors in time for Tuesday's home clash with the Arizona Coyotes.