Adam Henrique makes an official decision on his future with the Edmonton Oilers

Adam Henrique cost the Edmonton Oilers a first round pick, but it appears he will not be staying with the Alberta team after their Stanley Cup Finals elimination.

The longtime Anaheim Ducks veteran and New Jersey Devils forward was only one game away from winning the Stanley Cup, but fell ultimately to the Florida Panthers. Per David Pagnotta, he does not think he can win it all in Edmonton, and will be looking to sign elsewhere.

Adam Henrique has made it clear he wants to go to a contender, but the Edmonton Oilers' incredibly tight salary cap situation will make things difficult.

It will be interesting to see what's next for the veteran forward.

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