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Oilers Prospect Report: Holloway makes instant impact

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Liam Horrobin
2 years ago
It’s a quiet week in the Oilers prospect world. 
Matvey Petrov, Tyler Tullio, and Carter Savoie had zero points between the three, which hasn’t happened all year. 
And no other prospect outside of Bakersfield scored more than two points. 
However, there was a significant return to the ice for arguably the Oilers best prospect, so let’s talk about him today.

Dylan Holloway Returns

The long-awaited return of Dylan Holloway occurred this past week after recovering from wrist surgery and COVID-19. 
The Oilers 2020 first-round pick didn’t disappoint either with three assists in his first three games with the Bakersfield Condors. Not a bad start to his pro career, hey? 
He looked very comfortable despite being off the ice for so long. Now, the question is, when should fans expect to see him in an Edmonton Oilers jersey? My answer to that is I have no idea. 
Suppose he continues at this pace, probably not that long. However, the longer he stays in Bakersfield, the better for him. You don’t want to rush him, then he gets here and can’t contribute. We’ve seen that too many times in the past. 
Now, like it or not, Evander Kane is an Edmonton Oiler which gives more time for Holloway to stay in the AHL and find his game. 

Bakersfield jumps into the win column

.With the injection of Holloway into their lineup, the Bakersfield Condors went 2-1-0 over the past seven days. 
Their first win of the week came against the San Jose Barracuda. After a scoreless first period, the Barracuda jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the second period. James Hamblin responded for the Condors with his ninth of the year, which led to three unanswered goals from the Bakersfield offence. Devin Brosseau, Vincent Desharnais and Adam Cracknell got the goals to help them overcome the early deficit. John Leonard scored late in the third for San Jose to make it a 4-3 final. 
San Jose got their revenge the next night, taking down the Condors 5-2. Tim Schaller and Raphael Lavoie got the only goals for Bakersfield. 
In their most recent game, Bakersfield returned to winning ways. Brosseau was active on the scoresheet again with two goals against the Tucson Roadrunners. Seth Griffith, Dino Kambeitz, and Markus Niemelainen scored as the Condors won 6-2.
Bakersfield now sits in 4th in the Pacific Division with a 15-9-6 record.
Games PlayedGoalsAssistsPoints
AHL
Cooper MarodyBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason26121628
Last 7 days1022
Dmitri SamorukovBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason23156
84th overall, 2017Last 7 days3000
Dylan HollowayBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason3033
14th overall, 2020Last 7 days3033
Filip BerglundBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason23044
91st overall, 2016Last 7 days2011
Graham McPheeBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason22224
149th overall, 2016Last 7 days1011
James HamblinBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason269514
Last 7 days3101
Markus NiemelainenBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason19224
63rd overall, 2016Last 7 days3101
Michael KesselringBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason20134
162nd overall, 2018Last 7 days3000
Ostap SafinBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason20235
115th overall, 2017Last 7 days1011
Philip BrobergBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason2421517
8th overall, 2019Last 7 days2011
Philip KempBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason24336
208th overall, 2017Last 7 days3000
Raphael LavoieBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason307815
38th overall, 2019Last 7 days3123
Ryan McLeodBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason7145
40th overall, 2018Last 7 days0000
Vincent DesharnaisBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason294913
183rd overall, 2016Last 7 days3123
William LagessonBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason11022
91st overall, 2014Last 7 days0000
Games PlayedGAASV %
Ilya KonovalovBakersfield CondorsGoaltenderSeason102.480.9
85th overall, 2019Last 7 days010.952
Olivier RodrigueBakersfield CondorsGoaltenderSeason133.090.886
62nd overall, 2018Last 7 days220.926
Stuart SkinnerBakersfield CondorsGoaltenderSeason81.960.925
Last 7 days000
Games PlayedGoalsAssistsPoints
Europe
Maxim BeryozkinLokomotiv Yaroslav (KHL)ForwardSeason30112
138th overall, 2020Last 7 days0000
Maxim DenezhkinLada Togliatti (VHL)ForwardSeason44141832
193rd overall, 2019Last 7 days2202
Jeremias LindewallModo Hockey (Sweden)ForwardSeason34044
200th overall, 2020Last 7 days5000
Aapeli RäsänenKalPa (Liiga)ForwardSeason3561319
153rd overall, 2016Last 7 days1000
Patrik SiikanenJVP (Liiga)ForwardSeason266410
195th overall, 2018Last 7 days0000
NCAA
Skyler Brind’ AmourQuinnipiac UnivForwardSeason232911
177th overall, 2017Last 7 days3022
Filip EngarasUniversity of New HampshireForwardSeason234812
169th overall, 2020Last 7 days2101
Tomas MazuraProvidence CollegeForwardSeason8112
162nd overall, 2019Last 7 days0011
Luca MunzenbergerUniversity of VermontDefenceSeason18022
90th overall, 2021Last 7 days2000
Carter SavoieUniversity of DenverForwardSeason20131528
100th overall, 2020Last 7 days2022
OHL
Matvey PetrovNorth Bay BattalionForwardSeason36223456
180th overall, 2021Last 7 days1000
Tyler TullioOshawa GeneralsForwardSeason34173047
126th overall, 2020Last 7 days2000
QMJHL
Xavier BourgaultShawinigan CataractesForwardSeason24222042
22nd overall, 2021Last 7 days0000
USHL
Shane LachanceYoungstown PhantomsForwardSeason27347
186th overall, 2021Last 7 days0000
WHL
Jake ChiassonBrandon Wheat KingsForwardSeason0000
116th overall, 2021Last 7 days0000
Max WannerMoose Jaw WarriorsDefenceSeason4131013
212th overall, 2021Last 7 days3011
 

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