Compare and contrast (because I can’t leave well enough alone)
Let’s consider two players’ even-strength statistics together and separately. The two players are Vincent Lecavalier and Martin St. Louis.
January 2009 - Page 3
The return of ghost riding and hope
Screw “Private Eyes.” Long-time Citizens of the Nation know that there is only one way to celebrate BIG milestones. By ghost riding the whip.
Hemsky dominated tonight’s game
It might be permanently, or it might only be for the weekend. Either way Liam Reddox walked out of Rexall Place tonight carrying his hockey bag, so he will going to Springfield to try and help the Falcons win some games.
GDB 46: Hello, Robert Nilsson!
For the second straight game, the Oilers offence will get a boost; the fog has lifted and Robert Nilsson will play tonight with Gagner and Cole.
News and Notes: where we’ve only ever said nice things about Penner and Souray
If you’ve ever see Penner or Souray in public, and decide to hassle them for an autograph or whatever, pay attention to their mood.
Garon’s ‘fair shake’, Reddox ain’t no Rudy
I was asked where I am regarding the Potulny re-assignment and some other things, so I will venture in on that and more random thoughts regarding the Oilers. What can I say about Reddox, other than I’m perplexed? The “HE HAS HEART” and “ HE REMINDS ME OF RUDY ” is a great observation, except,…
Paradigm shift
I think it’s a universal truth that we view life through the lens of our own experience. One of the best things I find about reading a variety of different takes on the same subject is challenging my own preconceived notions
Monday morning confessions
We have to confess that we are WAY too young for any sort of understanding of this “Hall and Oates” that was bumping on the PPV last night.
GDB 45: Vincent Lecavalier
As we wait for the game against the Coyotes to begin, let’s consider two players over the past two seasons. Both are gritty, have good size, and are well-known and often mentioned as Top-10 players.
AHL Prospect Rankings: #17 – Bryan Young
Bryan Young was a fifth round pick in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft, and could very well have the least offensive touch of any player in the Edmonton Oilers’ system.
Oilers Trade Garon to Pittsburgh
Well, we’ve seen the first real trade of the Steve Tambellini era.
Random stuff: KHL goaltenders
So I’ll admit off the top that this post has almost nothing to do with the Edmonton Oilers specifically, beyond the fact that it could count as beating the dead “Garon has no trade value at all” horse. It is hockey-related though, and features Ray Emery!