WWYDW(TE): Shaking Things Up
This isn’t the start the Edmonton Oilers were hoping for.
A weekly feature, What Would You Do Wednesday takes a relevant topic around the team and puts the ball in the reader’s court. We break down what’s going on, ask a question, and give some insight before the commenters give their thoughts. We dump the puck into your zone and it’s up to you to carry it back up the ice with your own ideas and analysis.
This isn’t the start the Edmonton Oilers were hoping for.
Last week, we took a look at the Edmonton Oilers’ forwards and how Dave Tippett might organize them come opening night. Today, we’ll take a look at the blueline.
We’re only one week away from puck drop.
For last week’s WWYDW, we took a look at the wild and wacky All-Canadian Division and tried to predict how that would all shake out. This week, let’s try to predict who’s going to take home the major awards when the 2021 season is all said and done.
This is going to be an NHL season like no other.
Assuming all goes according to plan, we’re a little under one month away from the start of the 2021 NHL season.
When it comes to getting the 2021 NHL season up and running, the league and players are still working to figure out how to divvy up a revenue pie that seems to be shrinking by the day. One solution that I’ve seen pop up a few times over the past week or so has been…
When it comes to offseason decisions for the Edmonton Oilers, the biggest remaining choice that we’re all watching is what Ken Holland and Ethan Bear will settle on when it comes to his next contract. In this week’s What Would You Do Wednesday (Saturday Edition), I want to know how you’d handle a new deal…
If all goes according to plan, we’re a little over a month away from the puck dropping on the NHL’s 2021 season.
When it comes to offseason decisions for the National Hockey League, the biggest choice that I think all of us will be watching is what the league will do in terms of putting together the 2021 season. In this week’s What Would You Do Wednesday (Saturday Edition), I want to know what kind of ideas…
We’re through the fun and exciting part of the off-season and have now reached the dog days.
On Friday, Oilers Director of Amateur Scouting Tyler Wright said that the organization is preparing for multiple scenarios at this year’s draft, including either moving up or down from No. 14.