The Edmonton Oilers will attempt to finally realize the enormous potential of an unenviable young roster when they take to the ice for the 2014-2015 season. It seems like every year we talk about the Oilers as an interesting deep sleeper but end up very, very disappointed.
Worst in the East Visits Worst in the West – Sabres in Edmonton Thursday Night
Two teams battling for first pick in this year’s draft do battle when the Buffalo Sabres, riding their second seven game losing streak of the season head to Edmonton to take on an Oilers team that is finding its groove as the season comes to an end.
The Edmonton Oilers will continue their road trip with a trip to the Show-Me State where they will take on the St. Louis Blues on Thursday. The Oilers come to town having won three of their last four games, while the Blues have wins in five of their last six games.
As trade deadline came and went and spring is around the corner, the Minnesota Wild are certainly an intriguing team in the Western Conference. The same can’t be said for Wednesday night’s competition, however.
Canucks Look to Extend Dominance Over Oilers Monday Night
It is a short turnaround for both the Edmonton Oilers and the Vancouver Canucks but both teams will meet Monday night looking to build off impressive wins from Sunday night.
Canucks Host Rival Canucks in pacific Division Battle
The Vancouver Canucks will try to keep their Hot December going Friday night when they take on the Edmonton Oilers – a team that has been playing better of late but is coming off a 4-2 home loss to the Boston Bruins Thursday night.
After all the parity that has spread throughout the Canadian Football League this season, we are back to where we were last year. On Sunday, Nov. 28 it’s the Montreal Alouettes vs. the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the 2010 Grey Cup – live from Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta.
