Put Hemsky on the PP, not the PK
With the Oilers finally getting some offence, and specifically their offensive leader Ales Hemsky, many are wondering why Hemsky doesn’t play more minutes.
With the Oilers finally getting some offence, and specifically their offensive leader Ales Hemsky, many are wondering why Hemsky doesn’t play more minutes.
The MacBlender is out again, although this time it’s on low rather than high.
With the Oilers having a harder time scoring than Wanye’s sister at Buddy’s, it is time to wonder if an SOS from Springfield is necessary.
The Oilers might want to try a new pre-game routine, or get a new alarm clock because they have been snoozing through most of the first periods so far this season.
Dwayne Roloson will get his second start of the season tonight.
Ales Hemsky needs to play better.
Sheldon Souray skated today for the first time since being injured in Calgary on Friday.
For the first time since 1985, the Oilers are 4–0 to open the season, and more importantly they are 3–0 within the NW division.
It looks like the second head of the Oilers’ three-headed goaltending monster will make an appearance in Calgary on Friday.
While it’s only one game, the Oilers’ season opener was consistent with their pre-season games: Get out-shot, get better goaltending and lose more faceoffs.
It’s almost impossible to predict how many goals a player will score in a season
I am all for the Oilers practicing in Jasper, if it means I get a Jacuzzi in my room, complete with a bar, lounge area and a loft.