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Edmonton Oilers Free Agent Kotalik Signs With The New York Rangers
Earlier this afternoon Ales Kotalik, the trade deadline signing of the Edmonton Oilers, was signed by the New York Rangers for three years at $3 million per season... by Jonathan Williams 37 reads Opinion July 10, 2009 Earlier this afternoon Ales Kotalik, the trade deadline signing of the Edmonton Oilers, was signed by the New York Rangers for ...
Brophy: Bad management from Habs
The day after tomorrow : Both general managers are giving their take on the Dany Heatley situation, with Ottawaa s Bryan Murray meeting the media at 11:30 a.m. ET, while Oilers counterpart Steve Tambellinia s will do the same lunchtime in Edmonton.
An Alberta boy, Ryan Smyth, hits Tinsel Town. But, at this point, I wish he were coming home When Ryan Smyth left Edmonton, I thought it was a good move for both the Oilers and Smyth.
Oilers fire blanks in shootout
On a night of firsts, the increasingly frustrated Edmonton Oilers had to settle for a point in shootout No.
Deconstructing Myths: NHLers Don't Want to Play in Edmonton
The glass is half empty.It's times like this that being a fan of the Edmonton Oilers frustrates me to no end.
While Oilers management spent the better part of 48 hours begging a guy who doesn't want to come here to change his mind, three guys who were already here were left to twist in the uncomfortable July 1 wind.
Oilers offer Horcoff for Heatley, Senators hold out for Hemsky: Bob McKenzie of TSN
Bob McKenzie of TSN writes that the Oilers are offering Shawn Horcoff for Dany Heatley but that the Senators want Ales Hemsky.
The trouble with getting all enthused and excited about this Edmonton Eskimos season is how everybody got all lathered up about last year's Edmonton Oilers.
Web First - Edmonton bags Bigos 99th
Kyle Bigos got an early wake-up call in California Saturday morning. His dad, Walt, wanted to make sure his 20-year-old son was alert and ready for the call of his lifetime.
Oilers not in serious contention for Heatley
Dany Heatley of the Ottawa Senators awaits a faceoff during a game against the Boston Bruins on April 7. Photograph by: Jean Levac, Ottawa Citizen, Canwest News Service, File Ottawa Senators' general manager Bryan Murray says he only has one pitch on the table for Dany Heatley he would consider past the tire-kicking stage as he heads to the NHL ...
This year, the Oilers have a seven-game, 14-day road trip that begins today against the Nashville Predators.
Blackhawks, Oilers seem to be possible destinations
Ottawa Senators general manager Bryan Murray has already received calls and everyone seems to be speculating about where Dany Heatley might land.
Edmonton Oilers Need Time, Talent ,and Luck
Dany Heatly is proposed to be on the market. Dwayne Roloson and the Oilers are not really talking.
Signing lifts PR cloud over Oilers
Sheldon Souray scored 26 goals last season, an impressive feat for an NHL defenceman.
Visions of Dany Heatley dance in our heads . . .
But is Heatley worth the price tag? Dany Heatley, 28, is a hockey superstar, a player good enough to make the Canadian Olympic team, a two-time 50 goal scorer, a solid point-per-game player.
The NHL's free-agent doors swing wide open in 28 days, but goalie Dwayne Roloson still hasn't received a contract offer from the Edmonton Oilers.
Mathieu Roy should remember this Edmonton Oilers training camp as a nasty fight for survival.
Why Pat Quinn got fired from the Toronto Maple Leafs
Hint: It had more to do with internal politics than his performance as the coach.
Oilers have to sign Gilbert or risk losing him
Hockey's about wins and losses, but it's also about dollars and sense. How much do the Edmonton Oilers pay rookie Tom Gilbert, who's now seeing important ice time against the other team's big guns? Right now, Gilbert is only costing the Oilers $907,000 US as a salary cap hit, but his two-year contract runs out July 1. With the crazy money being ...
Is it time for a fire sale and a complete Oilers makeover?
This is Steve Tambellini's one good chance to remake the Oilers and to end the rampant Toronto Maple Leaf-itis here in Edmonton, though it will come at a high price.