Utah's flush with their prospect pool and draft collateral. And their market conditions is also entirely different than any comparison to the Oilers decade of darkness. I'm not sure why you think adding some more secondary picks which they have aplenty would be better than - and let's be honest here - its about retaining or trading a prospective prime years UFA goaltender whose been a big part of their season's positive results.
Their team is loaded with cap space and full boat draft picks for next three years minus a 7th round pick this year. They've got 5 top 3 round picks next year in what's supposedly a stronger, deeper draft
This isn't the Oilers forgiving market or transient multiple management groups and coaching staffs which was a case study in what not to do for scorched earth rebuilds.