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Edmonton Oilers vs Vancouver Canucks 10/1/26 NHL Prop Picks by Steven Duncan

It's game day, Oil Country! Dustin Nielson, Joaquin Gage, and YouTube Trev are back at the desk on The Oil Stream, live on Edmonton Sports Talk!

Dustin Nielson, Joaquin Gage, and Benny Thomson break down a wild opening night at Rogers Place, where the Edmonton Oilers fell 6-5 in overtime to their rival Vancouver Canucks. The fellas dissect every detail of the offensive fireworks and defensive breakdowns...   Studs & Duds: Who shined on opening night, and who needs to be much better going into game two? Same Old Story? Is a 6-5 track meet cause for early concern, or just first-game rust before Mike Babcock's systems take hold? Plus, for the very first time this season, it's time to unleash Gagealytics! Former NHL netminder Joaquin Gage breaks down the game tape, goaltending mechanics, and defensive coverage breakdowns with his signature expert analysis!   The Oil Stream is presented by Boston Pizza!

Well... how about that for an opening night thriller?! The NHL season is officially underway, but the Edmonton Oilers fall 6-5 in overtime to the rival Vancouver Canucks.   Dustin Nielson and the fellas break down every angle of last night's offensive explosion and defensive collapse. What went wrong in the defensive zone? Who gets the start between the pipes for the next game, and what is the biggest issue Mike Babcock needs to address immediately? We briefly touched on this for Morning Announcements for The Rundle Park Short Course.   After the break, we got right into The Prolux Lighting Morning After Show! In this segment, we took a deep dive into last night's game. What was the key moment, what the super stat and who were the fourth and 38th stars…   We finished hour one with The Fan Zone presented by Northern Gauge.

Evan Bouchard scored 3 goals and added 2 assists as the Edmonton Oilers erased a 3-goal deficit in the 3rd period only to lose in Overtime. Ryan Rishaug, Jason Strudwick & Rob Brown break it all down.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Flaming from The Pipeline Show and Brennan Klak from CBC Radio hangout with Matthew Iwanyk talking about the Edmonton Oilers home openers 6-5 OT loss to the Canucks. They also talk about the start of the Oil Kings season and the latest around the NFL and CFL. Plus the boys go where ever else their conversation takes them to. The EST Hangout is presented by Sentinel Storage!

HOUR 1 - Guess who's back! Back again! It's Brett Lauther. And he's back with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Nathan Rourke is the CFL Player Of The Month. The Vancouver Canucks opened up their season with a big win over the Edmonton Oilers. The Montreal Canadiens earned a big win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. And the New York Yankees shut out the Boston Red Sox in MLB Wild Card action. Rider Nation woke up to the news that the Saskatchewan Roughriders have traded for a new kicker. That new kicker is the Riders' old kicker. Brett Lauther has been traded from Ottawa and is back with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Britton Gray has the details. The Green Zone

Peter Klein is back with the fantasy football waiver wire ahead of Week 4, previews Thursday Night Football between the Steelers and Browns, and looks ahead to the Calgary Flames' season opener against the Seattle Kraken. He reacts to a wild season-opening loss for the Edmonton Oilers against Vancouver that exposed some real concerns on the back end, then closes with a Fighters to Watch look at three UFC veterans getting their moment at UFC 332.Which Flames storyline are you watching most closely heading into opening night?Couch Potato Diary is available wherever you get your podcasts.

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It's opening day for the Edmonton Oilers so Luke Gazdic from Sportsnet joined us for a chat. We touch on topics like when Robbie was his teammate, living with Connor McDavid, and his thoughts on being a home dresser. Another exciting season is underway! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Join Brenden Escott for a look at the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames ahead of the start of the NHL regular season. Plus, an opportunity to weigh in with your own bold takes as Brenden opens up the text and call lines. Don't forget to follow Brenden and the show on X (@BrendenEscott & @InsideSportsAB) and subscribe to the show wherever you get your streaming audio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The wait is officially over—the NHL season is back, and we've got a massive game-day edition of The Nielson Show live on Edmonton Sports Talk!   Dustin Nielson and the fellas kick off the show buzzing for tonight's season opener at Rogers Place, as the Edmonton Oilers host the rival Vancouver Canucks! Is tonight shaping up to be an absolute beatdown by the Oil?   The first segment we hit on today's show was Morning Announcements for The Haddies Golf Shop to recap the sports action from yesterday.   After the break, we dove into The Fan Zone for Northern Gauge! In this segment, Dusty asked the nasties what their predictions are for the upcoming season. This took us to the end of hour one.

The NHL season is FINALLY here! Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin are back in studio with Producer Bordzy for a special gameday edition of ON Everyday, as the Edmonton Oilers get set to host the Vancouver Canucks tonight at Rogers Place. The boys kick things off with the latest news surrounding tonight's opener, including Tristan Jarry expected to get the start in net for Edmonton, while Jason Dickinson will not be available as he deals with an injury. Tyler and Liam break down the latest lineup news and what they'll be watching for when the puck drops. Then, the boys are joined by David Quadrelli, host of West Coast Conversation, to get the Vancouver perspective heading into the new season. What are the vibes around the Canucks heading into an 84-game campaign, and could it be a long year for Vancouver fans? After that, Daily Faceoff Edmonton CEO Jay Downton joins the show to share his thoughts on the Oilers' season opener and what he's expecting from Edmonton as the new campaign gets underway. Finally, Tyler, Liam, and Jay will deliver their gameday betting picks courtesy of bet365 before the puck drops at Rogers Place. The wait is over. The Oilers are back. LET'S GET THIS SEASON STARTED!

Join Ryan Rishaug, Jason Strudwick and Rob Brown as they preview and predict a number of aspects of the Edmonton Oilers upcoming season, which kicks off tomorrow night against the Vancouver Canucks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dash in the Park, Benny Thomson and Matt Iwanyk hangout talking about the start of the Edmonton Oilers season, as they host the Canucks in the first of a home and home series begin their 2026-27 campaign. They also look around the NHL, the CFL, the weekend from the NFL and go where ever else their conversation takes them to. The EST Hangout is presented by Sentinel Storage!

Vancouver Canucks vs Edmonton Oilers 9/29/26 NHL Prediction for Bet by Ian Cameron.

Vancouver Canucks vs Edmonton Oilers 9/29/26 NHL Prop Picks by Steven Duncan.

Keskiympyrän kauden toinen jakso jatkaa kausiennakoita niputtamalla yhteen Läntisen konferenssin. Konferenssia ja sen asetelmia puretaan kannussa kiinni olevien, paikoilleen juurtuneiden, kovassa nousussa tai laskusssa olevien sekä hiteiksi tai hudeiksi osoittautuvien joukkueiden kautta. Lopuksi konferenssin jokainen joukkue asetetaan ennakoituun runkosarjan paremmuusjärjestykseen. Keskiympyrän seitsemännen kauden toisen jakson sisältö: Alkusanat (00:09) *** Läntinen konferenssi Kannussa kiinni – Dallas Stars (03:59) Hitti tai huti – Edmonton Oilers, St. Louis Blues, San Jose Sharks (21:14) Kovassa nousussa/laskussa – Anaheim Ducks, Utah Mammoth (1:15:04) Paikoilleen juurtunut/juuttunut – Minnesota Wild (01:43:04) Läntisen konferenssin runkosarjasijoitukset (02:03:18)

The Frontier labs are producing more and more models.  As a casual user, you are presented with a number of options as to which version of the model you can select for your task.  How do you decide.  Mark and Jeff go through the different models and versions (as of Sept 2026) and help you understand.  We also, briefly, discuss the current Alex Formenton controversy and how it fits into the culture of the Edmonton Oilers that have a long history of recruiting many players, coaches and GM's that have had tainted pasts to give them an opportunity for a second chance.  

In this edition of 32 Thoughts, Kyle Bukauskas and Elliotte Friedman begin the podcast by discussing the unfinished business that is sprinkled around the NHL that still has to be resolved as we enter the regular season. They talk about the cap estimate at $127.5m (12:00). The fellas update the Alexander Nikishin situation with Carolina (14:00). Elliotte talks about the OIlers looking for a right shot centre (19:00). The guys talk about Nikita Kucherov entering the final year of his deal without an extension (22:00). They also talk about a few goalies of interest that popped up on the waivers on Sunday (27:28). The fellas have a laugh at the Flyers doing warm ups with their jerseys tucked-in in solidarity with Trevor Zegras (32:00). Elliotte compliments the Hurricanes on their Cup rings (40:00). The fellas predict the division winners in this episodes Final Thought (43:00). Kyle and Elliotte answer your emails and voicemails in the Thoughtline (57:37).Listen to all the 32 Thoughts music here.Email the podcast at 32thoughts@sportsnet.ca or call the Thought Line at 1-833-311-3232 and leave us a voicemail.This podcast was produced and mixed by Dominic Sramaty and hosted by Elliotte Friedman & Kyle Bukauskas.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The season is only days away! Dr. Jay Calvert and Dr. Jason Berkley discuss the Connor Hellebuyck trade saga, Dylan Larkin expanding his list of teams, Adam Fantilli signs an extension with Columbus, giving out big contracts to mostly unproven talent, and Quinn Hughes still not being signed! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Murray McCourt from the VIP Golf Show, Benny Thomson and Matthew Iwanyk hangout as they look back at the Edmonton Elks 37-35 3OT win over the Ticats on Saturday, plus the weekend in the NFL. They also look ahead to the start of the Edmonton Oilers season, which begins on Tuesday against the Canucks. They also go where ever else their conversation takes them to. The EST Hangout is presented by Sentinel Storage!

The Edmonton Oilers dispatched the Calgary Flames by a score of 4-1 in their pre-season finale. Devon Levi was steady in goal and Connor McDavid and Kasperi Kapanen each notched a goal and an assist. Ryan Rishaug, Jason Strudwick and Rob Brown break it all down!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Bissonnette (Biz Nasty) and Ryan Whitney | Bussin' With The Boys Podcast In this Bussin' With The Boys episode, hosts Will Compton and Taylor Lewan sit down with Paul Bissonnette (aka Biz Nasty) and Ryan Whitney, the co-hosts of the popular podcast Spittin' Chiclets, at the Barstool Sports HQ in Chicago. Biz Nasty, a former NHL player for the Pittsburgh Penguins and Phoenix Coyotes, and Ryan Whitney, a former Edmonton Oilers player, join The Boys for an epic conversation on hockey vs. football. Topics include the differences between NFL and NHL pregame rituals, puck bunnies, and how NHL contracts and farm teams operate. They also dive into college football talk (CFB) with a discussion on the SEC vs Big Ten, and debate whether any of the guys would ever consider coaching in the future. The episode wraps up with insights on the future of Michigan and Nebraska football teams, plus how The Boys "stand on business" when dealing with GMs. Watch now and enjoy this fun-filled episode with plenty of laughs, inside sports knowledge, and much more. Big Hugs, Tiny Kisses!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The intro montage for Season 22 of The Pipeline Show [1:12] - First Segment - Guy starts the episode with some updates from the CHL, talks about ZerOne Hockeyology and Athleticare and more before getting to this week's guest list. [18:44] - Mike McMahon from College Hockey News updates everyone on the horrible story coming out of Arizona State and what the long lasting ramifications to the program may be (if any). Also, could college sports teams be limited to just 20% non-american and if so, what would that mean for hockey? [50:56] - It was quite the year for Johnny Hicks. With Tennessee State's failure to launch, the goalie ended up at Denver where he didn't play for half the season. Injury opened the door for him and he never looked back. A 16-0-1 run ended with a NCAA national championship, a Frozen Four MVP award and an invite to Edmonton Oilers camp. [1:16:04] - A new regular feature on The Pipeline Show for Season 22 is the HN Live Prospect Profile. Broadcaster Dave Dawson will be in conversation with players looking to become the next wave of WHL stars. This week, it's Jaxon Kraemer from the Lethbridge Golden Hawks.

Welcome back to The Thursday Report with Ewan, Will, and Alex. This week, the guys cover a packed lineup of sports stories, including the Packers' embarrassing loss to the Falcons, Marvin Harrison Jr.'s disappointing start in Arizona, the Edmonton Oilers' upcoming season, the Edmonton Elks' wild CFL matchup, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s controversial comments. The episode opens with a quick introduction from Ewan, who explains the schedule change and sets up an episode filled with NFL, NHL, CFL, and MLB discussion. The NFL conversation begins with the Atlanta Falcons' dominant 35–14 win over the Green Bay Packers. The guys break down Bijan Robinson's huge rushing performance, Drake London's monster receiving game, Atlanta's ability to control the line of scrimmage, and Green Bay's shocking lack of a rushing attack. They also debate whether Jordan Love is good enough to lead the Packers to a Super Bowl, whether Matt LaFleur should keep his job, and how difficult Green Bay's upcoming schedule could become. The discussion then shifts to the Arizona Cardinals and whether Marvin Harrison Jr. would benefit from a change of scenery after a disappointing start to his career. The NHL portion focuses heavily on the Edmonton Oilers' upcoming season. Will, Alex, and Ewan share their expectations for the team under new head coach Mike Babcock and discuss the importance of starting the season strongly. They also make individual predictions for the Oilers, including:The team's most important goaltenderExpected save percentagesConnor McDavid's projected point totalThe Oilers' leading goal scorerEdmonton's overall point totalTheir expected position in the Pacific DivisionThe group also discusses Frederik Andersen, Tristan Jarry, Devon Levi, Ike Howard, Matt Savoie, Ryan Shea, Darnell Nurse, and the Oilers' defensive changes heading into the season. The CFL segment covers the Edmonton Elks' frustrating loss to the Toronto Argonauts. Despite strong offensive numbers and a productive game from Cody Fajardo, the Elks came away with a defeat. The guys discuss Fajardo's two interceptions, Edmonton's lack of a rushing game, the Argos' explosive passing attack, Vinny Blankenbaker's missed field goal, and the Elks' playoff outlook. Finally, the episode closes with an extended debate about Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s controversial comments and his disappointing season with the Toronto Blue Jays. Alex explains why the comments were especially frustrating for fans, while Ewan and Will discuss leadership, accountability, Guerrero's massive contract, his lack of home-run production, and whether the Blue Jays can bounce back next season. The guys also discuss the future of the Blue Jays, Chris Bassitt's possible final appearance with the team, the upcoming NHL season, the growth of hockey, and the atmosphere at Rogers Place during playoff games.Full timestamps00:00-05:39 — Introduction, schedule change, and the week in sports05:39-20:29 — Falcons dominate the Packers and expose Green Bay's problems20:29-28:53 — Marvin Harrison Jr.'s struggles and a possible change of scenery28:53-34:10 — Edmonton Oilers season expectations and the impact of Mike Babcock34:10-38:48 — Oilers predictions: goaltending, McDavid, and goal scoring38:48-45:41 — Oilers point totals, Pacific Division predictions, and playoff expectations45:41-54:55 — Oilers roster changes, Ike Howard, Frederik Andersen, and the home opener54:55-62:52 — Edmonton Elks lose a wild CFL game despite strong statistics62:52-75:50 — Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s comments and the Blue Jays' disappointing season75:50-80:51 — Guerrero's accountability, Chris Bassitt, and the Blue Jays' offseason80:51-84:52 — Hockey's growth, the NHL salary cap, and Canadian sports84:52-87:57 — Final thoughts, upcoming games, and closing remarksBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-manning-show--6448210/support.

On today's show Ryan and Rick react to the Vancouver Canucks home-loss against the Edmonton Oilers's farm team and to a couple of transactions made by the team. Joining the show is Thomas Drance (16:25), Neil McEvoy (50:35), and Jesper Sorensen (1:02:13). 

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/N0o3zgB5SH0 In Episode 350 of the Glass and Out Podcast, we're joined by the new Head Coach of the Edmonton Oilers, Mike Babcock. While Babcock is one of the most polarising figures in the game, he's also one of the most accomplished coaches in hockey history. He is currently the only coach in the Triple Gold Club, having won a Stanley Cup, Olympic gold, and a World Championship gold. Babcock made his NHL debut behind the bench of the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim in 2002 and took the team to the Stanley Cup Final in his first season. In 2005, he joined the Detroit Red Wings, where over 10 seasons he won the Stanley Cup in 2008. He later coached the Toronto Maple Leafs from 2015 to 2019, helping rebuild the franchise around a young core. You can check out his 2023 TCS Live interview with Elliotte Friedman, where he shares memories from the 2010 gold medal victory for Team Canada. Listen as he shares why fun is the number one goal this year for the Oilers, why player roles are crucial for team structure, and the importance of being direct in your communication. Learn more about TCS Group Memberships: https://www.thecoachessite.com/groups Download the TCS app: https://www.thecoachessite.com/app Start your 30 Day Free Trial: https://www.thecoachessite.com/ Learn more about our sponsors: Elite Prospects: https://www.eliteprospects.com/ HeyCoach: get.hey-coach.app

The NHL season is almost here, and there are already plenty of major storylines to discuss.On today's Daily Faceoff Live, we look at Mike Babcock's impact on the Edmonton Oilers during training camp, including his approach to accountability with veterans like Leon Draisaitl and his patience with some of Edmonton's younger players.We also discuss Brady Tkachuk's departure from Ottawa after Senators owner Michael Andlauer made his first public comments about the trade, including his comments about Tkachuk's family and the decision to ultimately play with his brother in Florida.Plus, we discuss the NHL's expansion talks, our early impressions of Jim Hiller, the biggest concerns surrounding his roster and whether the Morgan Rielly situation could become awkward.

We are back from the weekend with a massive Monday edition of The Oil Stream, live on Edmonton Sports Talk!

Brenden Escott opens the September 21 edition of Inside Sports with thoughts on the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames after one preseason game apiece. Plus, audio from players and coaches. Then, a quick hit on the Alberta teams in the CFL and how they fared over the weekend in action against Ottawa and Toronto, respectively. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Brenden and Inside Sports on X (@BrendenEscott & @InsideSportsAB). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin are joined by NHL Insider David Pagnotta from The Nation Network's brand-new studio in downtown Toronto for a wide-ranging conversation about the biggest storylines around the league.With all 32 teams getting set for the upcoming season, Tyler, Liam and Pagnotta dive into what's happening around the NHL — with plenty of attention on the Edmonton Oilers.What has Pagnotta heard about Mike Babcock and his first training camp in Edmonton? How is the new head coach settling in, and what could his arrival mean for the Oilers this season?The guys also get into Connor McDavid, his future in Edmonton and the different possibilities surrounding the superstar captain as the Oilers enter another season with Stanley Cup expectations.Plus, Pagnotta brings the latest from around the league as training camps get underway, including the biggest storylines, potential roster moves, trade situations and plenty more.It's an NHL insider deep dive from the brand-new Nation Network studio in Toronto. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clinton Alexander and Joshua Marshall sit down with Doug MacLean to talk about the NHL news and notes.The Edmonton Oilers, Winnipeg Jets, Utah Mammoth, Montreal Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs.

5 different goal scorers and 4 assists from Evan Bouchard capped a solid exhibition debut for the Edmonton Oilers in a 5-2 victory over a travel-squad version of the Winnipeg Jets. Ryan Rishaug and Rob Brown break it all down and then we're joined by Rob Brown for his season debut!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A hard scrimmage and injury scares highlighted day 2 of Edmonton Oilers training camp. Ryan Rishaug and Jason Strudwick dig deep into the opportunity that is in front of Isaac Howard with a spot in the top 6 available due to Matt Savoie's offseason injury.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boomer, Pinder and Rhett preview the Edmonton Oilers heading into the 2026-27 season after an offseason that brought plenty of change — and plenty of noise. The biggest change comes behind the bench with Mike Babcock taking over in Edmonton, immediately putting a massive spotlight on how this experiment is going to work with Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl and the rest of the Oilers' veteran core. The guys break down the new-look roster, the changes in goal, what Babcock could bring to this group and whether Edmonton has actually addressed enough of its problems to get back into the playoffs. After a disastrous season and a brutal summer from a PR standpoint, there's no shortage of pressure in Edmonton. Can Babcock get the Oilers back on track and turn them into a legitimate playoff threat again — or could this get messy in a hurry?Video Link: https://youtu.be/hQOPcmESHGE#nhl #nhlshorts #nhlplayoffs #nhlpredictions #nhlhockey #nhlpicks #stanleycup #stanleycupfinal #edmontonoilers #oilersnation CHECK OUT OUR STUFF ⬇️BARN BURNER MERCHhttps://nationgear.ca/collections/shirts/FlamesnationBARN BURNER SHORTS https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj_bcGtvvo-cW2DHEDZ6dEO5ePDmlhZc9&si=jo8iNGxT4ImhS2Y8

Brenden Escott opens the September 17 show with thoughts and updates on the open day of training camps for the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames. Plus, a rip around the rest of the headlines in the NHL and from around the sporting world on a terrific Thursday in Alberta. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Brenden and Inside Sports on X (@BrendenEscott & @InsideSportsAB). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames were both back on the ice as training camps across the NHL are underway. Brenden Escott brings you a bevy of audio from both Edmonton and Calgary, including Leon Draisaitl, Mike Babcock, Ryan Huska and Zayne Parekh. Then, a mix of your calls and texts ahead of the start of pre-season game action. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Brenden and Inside Sports on X (@BrendenEscott & @InsideSportsAB). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TSN Hockey Insider Chris Johnston led off today's show to break down the key storylines surrounding the Edmonton Oilers as training camp opens. Chris shared his perspective on whether Edmonton enters the season as a legitimate Stanley Cup contender and analyzed how this roster stacks up against last year's squad. To close out the segment, he provided the latest updates on the situation involving Connor Hellebuyck and the Winnipeg Jets.   We then gave our Early Bird Bet presented by Play Alberta.   After the break, we got into MMMMMM That's Good presented by The Italian Centre Shop. In this segment we played Mike Babcock's media avail from yesterday and after, the boys shared their thoughts. This brought the fellas to the end of hour two.

Ryan Rishaug and Jason Strudwick break down Day 1 of Edmonton Oilers 2026 training camp with new head coach Mike Babcock at the helm. Sound and analysis - plus, checking in on Hellebuyck and Larkin situations and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames each held medical assessments ahead of the start of training camp, and Brenden Escott brings you the latest audio from the Alberta capital, where G.M. Stan Bowman spoke at length with the media about the Alex Formenton signing, the team heading into the season and much more. Plus, you'll also hear from Oilers defencemen Evan Bouchard and Jake Walman as well as goaltender Tristan Jarry. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Brenden and Inside Sports on X (@BrendenEscott & @InsideSportsAB). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jamie “Noodles” McLennan is back on the Insider Hotline with Boomer, Pinder and Rhett for a wide-ranging NHL conversation. The guys get into Luke Warrener dropping the gloves, what to make of the Edmonton Oilers heading into the season, the outlook for the Calgary Flames and the latest drama surrounding the Detroit Red Wings. Noodles also weighs in on the Connor Hellebuyck situation and where things could ultimately go, plus the possibility of a massive Quinn Hughes extension and what his future could look like. Plenty of hockey talk, stories, laughs and classic Noodles banter on this edition of the Insider Hotline.Video Link: https://youtu.be/S1g3f6UN-4E#nhl #nhlshorts #nhlplayoffs #nhlpredictions #nhlhockey #nhlpicks #stanleycup #stanleycupfinal #calgaryflames CHECK OUT OUR STUFF ⬇️BARN BURNER MERCHhttps://nationgear.ca/collections/shirts/FlamesnationBARN BURNER SHORTS https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj_bcGtvvo-cW2DHEDZ6dEO5ePDmlhZc9&si=jo8iNGxT4ImhS2Y8

Boomer, Pinder and Rhett are joined by Noodles to dive into one of the biggest question marks heading into the season — the Edmonton Oilers. After a brutal PR summer, Edmonton enters the year with major changes and a whole lot of pressure to prove this new-look setup can actually work. The guys break down Mike Babcock behind the bench, a completely different situation in goal and whether the Oilers have actually fixed the problems that plagued them last season. There's obviously still elite talent on this roster, but after missing the playoffs, simply getting back in isn't enough. Can Babcock, the new goalies and all these changes get Edmonton back into the playoffs and make another deep run — or is this experiment going to blow up in their face?Video Link: https://youtu.be/7xvo6fzgj_c#nhl #nhlshorts #nhlplayoffs #nhlpredictions #nhlhockey #nhlpicks #stanleycup #stanleycupfinal #edmontonoilers #oilersnation CHECK OUT OUR STUFF ⬇️BARN BURNER MERCHhttps://nationgear.ca/collections/shirts/FlamesnationBARN BURNER SHORTS https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj_bcGtvvo-cW2DHEDZ6dEO5ePDmlhZc9&si=jo8iNGxT4ImhS2Y8

Oilers Training Camp is officially underway at Rogers Place, and GM Stan Bowman took the microphone to kick things off! The boys react to Bowman's media availability and dissect his comments line-by-line. Does the front office actually care about fan sentiment in Oil Country, or is it strictly business at the top? Dustin Nielson, Joaquin Gage, and YouTube Trev debate his tone, roster priorities, and what it means for the organization moving forward.   Finally, the fellas step back to analyze the big picture in the NHL landscape heading into camp: What tier of contender are the Edmonton Oilers right now? Are they a lock in Tier 1 alongside the league's elite, sitting in Tier 2 with minor flaws, or slipping into Tier 3 as rivals load up?   The Oil Stream is presented by Boston Pizza!

Let's do this! The Cult of Hockey podcast. By the Faithful! And for the Faithful! Tonight, Kurt Leavins and David Staples of the Edmonton Journal dig into the passing of Cal Nicholls, the retirement of Connor Ingram, and the play of Edmonton's top rookies against Calgary.

Hockey news is flying thick and fast, and the fellas are back at the desk for a massive Tuesday edition of The Oil Stream on Edmonton Sports Talk. The boys lead off with a quick touch-on last night's action in Calgary!   The Oilers Rookies put on an absolute clinic down south, crushing the Flames prospects 6-1 to kick off rookie camp in dominant fashion. The fellas pull out their main takeaways from the young guns before pivoting straight to the big-league hot stove. With massive extension contracts being handed out across the NHL this morning, market values for young talent are shifting fast. The boys break down the latest ink dried around the league and ask the million-dollar question for Oil Country: What will a Matt Savoie contract extension look like for Edmonton? Are we looking at a bridge deal or a long-term commitment for the local product? Then, the fellas dive into the macro debate surrounding the franchise heading into the new season: Are the Edmonton Oilers still prime Stanley Cup contenders? With roster turnover across the Pacific and heavy expectations weighing on #97 and #29, the boys break down where Edmonton stands in the league's hierarchy and what it will take to finish the job this year. Plus, they dabble into some other NHL headlines!   The Oil Stream is presented by Boston Pizza!

Summer Coolers – Dallas StarsThe Dallas Stars remain one of the NHL's strongest regular-season teams, but another painful playoff exit raises an increasingly uncomfortable question: is their Stanley Cup window beginning to close? Dallas finished second in the Central Division, second in the Western Conference, and third overall before blowing a 2-1 series lead and losing to Minnesota in six games. Neil Smith and Vic Morren examine Glen Gulutzan's remarkable impact on the power play, the difficult moves required to keep Jason Robertson, Jamie Benn's shrinking championship window, and why Robertson's contract situation could become the defining storyline for the future of the Stars.IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00:00] Dallas finishes second in the Central Division, second in the Western Conference, and third overall, putting the Stars in another excellent position entering the Stanley Cup Playoffs.[00:00:20] Despite their regular-season success, the Stars are eliminated by the Minnesota Wild in six games during the opening round.[00:00:40] Dallas holds a 2-1 series advantage and appears positioned to take control of Game 4, leading with only 5:20 remaining before Minnesota ties the game and eventually wins in overtime.[00:01:00] The loss becomes even more frustrating when placed alongside Dallas' recent playoff history. The Stars had reached—and lost in—the Western Conference Final in each of the previous three seasons.[00:01:20] Vic notes that no matter how well positioned Dallas appears each spring, something continually seems to go wrong before the Stars can finish the job.[00:01:40] Neil believes Stars fans are understandably becoming impatient. Dallas has consistently been good enough to contend, but the franchise has repeatedly fallen short of reaching its ultimate goal.[00:02:00] One of the biggest positives from the season is the impact of Glen Gulutzan, who returned for his second stint in Dallas after serving as an assistant and power-play specialist with the Edmonton Oilers.[00:02:20] Gulutzan's influence produces a dramatic transformation with the man advantage. Dallas jumps from 16th on the power play in 2024-25 to second in the NHL at 28 percent.[00:02:40] Neil credits Gulutzan with bringing effective power-play concepts from Edmonton and turning what had been an average Dallas unit into one of the NHL's most dangerous.[00:03:00] The Stars are equally impressive defensively, finishing second in the league at 2.66 goals against per game.[00:03:20] Jake Oettinger remains the foundation in goal, with Casey DeSmith providing support behind him and helping Dallas maintain one of the league's best defensive records.[00:03:40] Unlike several other contenders, Dallas experiences relatively little offseason roster movement, but one trade becomes necessary because of the salary cap.[00:04:00] Maverick Bourque and Ilya Lyubushkin are traded to Nashville for a 2027 second-round pick and a 2028 third-round selection.[00:04:20] The move is largely about creating enough financial flexibility for Dallas to retain restricted free agent Jason Robertson.[00:04:40] Robertson signs a one-year contract worth $12 million, keeping the Stars' premier goal scorer in Dallas for another season—but setting up an enormous decision when he becomes eligible for unrestricted free agency in 2027.[00:05:00] Captain Jamie Benn also returns, signing a one-year deal worth $850,000 with the opportunity to earn more than $1 million in additional bonuses.[00:05:20] Vic believes the lack of major roster changes puts even more pressure on the current group. Dallas has been close repeatedly, but the opportunity to win with this particular core may be running out.[00:05:40] Neil agrees that Benn is clearly on the clock. The longtime captain has experienced years of playoff contention in Dallas, but there are fewer opportunities remaining for him to lead this version of the Stars to a championship.[00:06:00] Robertson's future may be an even bigger concern for General Manager Jim Nill. Dallas must determine what it will take to retain its best goal scorer beyond the upcoming season.[00:06:20] Neil also views the loss of Bourque as unfortunate because the young forward was beginning to come into his own just as Dallas was forced to move him.[00:06:40] Bourque and Lyubushkin become meaningful additions for Nashville, illustrating the difficult choices championship-caliber teams sometimes have to make to remain under the salary cap.[00:07:00] Neil and Vic agree that the championship window is beginning to close on the current iteration of the Dallas Stars. The talent remains, but the pressure to finally convert regular-season success into a Stanley Cup run continues to increase.[00:07:20] Dallas does have younger players who could begin contributing, including forward Emil Hemming, the 29th overall selection in the 2024 NHL Draft.[00:07:40] Hemming produced 63 points in 46 games with Barrie of the OHL last season, making him one of the organization's prospects to watch as Dallas attempts to transition younger talent into its veteran lineup.[00:08:00] Defenseman Trey Taylor is another prospect worth monitoring as the Stars look for internal options capable of helping extend their competitive window.[00:08:20] Dallas enters 2026-27 still capable of competing with the NHL's best teams. But after four consecutive disappointing playoff endings, the central question is no longer whether the Stars are good enough—it is how many more chances this core will have to finally win the Stanley Cup.

Summer Coolers – Edmonton OilersAfter consecutive trips to the Stanley Cup Final, the Edmonton Oilers took a major step backward, finishing second in the Pacific before losing to Anaheim in six games in the opening round. The early exit cost Kris Knoblauch his job and opened the door for Mike Babcock's return to an NHL bench. Neil Smith and Vic Morren examine whether Babcock can change Edmonton's structure, the significant questions surrounding Frederik Andersen and the goaltending, a revamped defense without Darnell Nurse, and the lack of depth behind Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl. With McDavid potentially approaching unrestricted free agency in two years, the pressure is mounting for Edmonton to prove it can build another championship-caliber roster around him.IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00:00] Edmonton finishes second in the Pacific Division but suffers a major postseason disappointment, losing to Anaheim in six games in the opening round after reaching the Stanley Cup Final in each of the previous two seasons.[00:00:25] The first-round exit costs Kris Knoblauch his job, and General Manager Stan Bowman makes a dramatic coaching change by hiring Mike Babcock.[00:00:45] Babcock returns to NHL coaching for the first time since his tenure with Toronto ended, following the controversy surrounding his brief hiring by Columbus.[00:01:00] Vic believes Babcock could provide an immediate jolt, but he does not see enough personnel improvement to believe Edmonton is automatically headed back to the Stanley Cup Final.[00:01:20] Neil identifies depth as one of Edmonton's biggest problems. Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, and Zach Hyman remain elite pieces, but the quality of the roster drops quickly behind the stars.[00:01:40] The Oilers attempt to address another longstanding concern by signing Frederik Andersen, but Neil immediately questions whether Edmonton's goaltending will be strong enough to support another championship run.[00:02:00] Andersen signs a one-year, $1 million contract and joins a goaltending group that also includes Tristan Jarry.[00:02:20] Edmonton also acquires Devon Levi and a 2028 seventh-round pick from Buffalo in exchange for a 2028 third-round selection, giving the Oilers another potential option in goal.[00:02:40] Vic believes Andersen will face a much different challenge in Edmonton. The quality and quantity of shots he sees could increase substantially compared with his years playing behind Carolina's structure.[00:03:00] Edmonton has traditionally played a more wide-open style, raising the possibility that Babcock will attempt to make the Oilers more defensively responsible in order to protect his goaltenders.[00:03:20] Neil identifies Andersen's injury history as another major concern. If Andersen misses significant time, the Oilers could quickly be forced to rely more heavily on their other goaltending options.[00:03:40] Levi possesses upside and could eventually become an important piece, but Neil still considers Edmonton's overall goaltending situation a major question mark.[00:04:00] Babcock himself represents another unknown. He has been away from NHL coaching for an extended period, and Neil notes the controversies surrounding the end of his previous NHL opportunities.[00:04:20] The discussion turns to how Babcock will connect with a different generation of players and whether his approach can successfully translate to Edmonton's current locker room.[00:04:40] Babcock will also inherit a revamped defense after Edmonton trades Darnell Nurse and his $9.5 million contract to San Jose.[00:05:00] The Oilers receive defensemen Shakir Mukhamadullin and Zack Sharp in the Nurse deal, creating a significant change to the composition of Edmonton's blue line.[00:05:20] Edmonton further addresses the defense by signing Ryan Shea from Pittsburgh to a five-year contract worth $4 million per season.[00:05:40] The Oilers retain restricted free agents Spencer Stastney and Colton Dach while also keeping several other depth pieces on the roster.[00:06:00] Jason Dickinson and Connor Murphy arrive from Chicago, while Kasperi Kapanen and Max Jones remain part of Edmonton's supporting cast.[00:06:20] Matthew Joseph also joins from Los Angeles, giving Babcock another veteran forward option as Edmonton attempts to strengthen the lineup around its superstars.[00:06:40] Among the departures, Calvin Pickard signs with Minnesota, while Jack Roslovic leaves Edmonton for the Toronto Maple Leafs.[00:07:00] Edmonton will need contributions from its younger players. Josh Samanski appeared in 24 games last season, while Isaac Howard played 29 and now faces pressure to prove he can establish himself permanently in the lineup.[00:07:20] Forward Quinn Hutson is another prospect to watch as the Oilers search internally for affordable young talent capable of strengthening their depth.[00:07:40] Despite Edmonton still having McDavid, Draisaitl, Hyman, and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Vic questions whether the overall roster is strong enough for Babcock to turn the Oilers back into a legitimate Stanley Cup contender.[00:08:00] Neil shares those doubts. He remembers Babcock's championship success in Detroit but points out that those teams featured experienced veteran leaders and a very different generation of NHL players.[00:08:20] How Babcock adapts to the modern NHL—and how Edmonton's players respond to him—becomes one of the league's most fascinating coaching storylines entering the season.[00:08:40] The biggest long-term issue remains McDavid. With the superstar potentially reaching unrestricted free agency in two years, Edmonton has limited time to convince him that the organization can surround him with another championship-caliber roster.[00:09:00] Neil worries that if Edmonton does not significantly improve the team around McDavid, the captain could eventually decide his best opportunity to win lies somewhere else.[00:09:20] Vic asks whether Edmonton could benefit from a longer offseason after two consecutive trips to the Stanley Cup Final. The additional recovery time could help players heal, condition, and prepare physically for another season.[00:09:40] Neil acknowledges that the extra rest could help individual players, particularly those dealing with injuries or fatigue, but he returns to the larger issue of the roster itself.[00:10:00] The episode concludes with Neil saying he simply does not see Edmonton improving as a team this season. The Oilers still have some of the greatest offensive talent in hockey, but questions about depth, goaltending, coaching, and McDavid's future make 2026-27 a potentially defining season for the franchise.

In this episode of Tank Talks, host Matt Cohen sits down with Chris Pronger, Hockey Hall of Famer, Norris and Hart Trophy winner, Stanley Cup champion, two-time Olympic gold medalist, and one of the NHL's 100 greatest players. Chris takes us inside the mindset that transformed him from a booed 21-year-old in St. Louis into one of the most dominant defensemen of his generation.They break down what it really takes to bet on yourself, why delayed gratification is the secret to sustained excellence, and how Chris rebuilt his entire training protocol from the studs after already being nominated for a Norris Trophy. Chris opens up about the early-career failures that forced him to look in the mirror, the veterans who shaped him, from Brad McCrimmon to Wayne Gretzky and Al MacInnis, and the 4-pound muscle between his ears that changed everything.He also shares hard-won lessons on leadership, managing teammates with different personalities, the importance of culture in championship runs, and why the best leaders lead by example, not just by talking. From the 2007 Stanley Cup run with Anaheim to the scary commotio cordis incident in 1998 and the eye injury that ultimately ended his career, Chris delivers a raw, unfiltered look at the true cost of greatness.Whether you're an athlete, a founder, a leader, or simply someone trying to earn your way forward, Chris offers practical wisdom on resilience, identity, and the art of controlling what you can control.A big thanks to our sponsor, Moomoo CanadaThis is the kind of tooling that used to live on a Bloomberg terminal, but now it is on your phone, just a few taps away. They offer real-time data, full options chains, and an AI assistant that actually explains trading strategies.Moomoo is the perfect place for people who want to take their money seriously. Open an account today at moomoo.caWhy Multi-Sport Athletes Have an Edge (04:33)* The physical and mental benefits of playing multiple sports* Proprioception, hand-eye coordination, and learning how to learn* Why parents are stealing their kids' childhoods with early specialization* The truth about peewee superstars: 99 out of 100 aren't the best at 18The Veterans Who Shaped a Hall of Famer (07:28)* Brad McCrimmon as a mentor and “woobie” in Hartford* Learning consistency, preparation, and professionalism from the ground up* Walking into a locker room with Gretzky, Hull, MacInnis, and Fuhr* Watching how the greats handle media, scrutiny, and the grindGetting Booed, Hitting Rock Bottom, and the Aha Moment (10:33)* Being traded for Brendan Shanahan and getting booed relentlessly in St. Louis* The dark hole of not being prepared and the wake-up call that changed everything* Why Gretzky's arrival was a blessing that took the spotlight off him* The summer that launched his ascent: training, preparation, and the 4-pound muscleThe Magical 1999-2000 Season (13:27)* Winning the Hart and Norris in the same year, first defenseman since Bobby Orr* Staying healthy through proper training and offseason dedication* How Al MacInnis' injury forced him to carry more weight* The magical regular season that fell apart in the playoffsDelayed Gratification and the 2007 Stanley Cup Win (16:15)* Compounding summers of training with Charles Poliquin* Scrapping his entire training protocol after a Norris nomination* Getting twice as strong in one summer and feeling the difference on the ice* Winning the Cup with Anaheim, and why the mission was winning for everyone elseOutlasting Opponents and Battling Peter Forsberg (19:46)* Taking pride in being the best-conditioned athlete on the ice* The battle of attrition and grinding guys down* Why Forsberg was one of the toughest players he ever faced* The physical toll of playing a heavy gameLeading by Example vs. Talking About Standards (24:01)* Holding teammates to a high standard, and showing them why* Why teammates need to see your work ethic every single day* Managing different personalities and knowing how to reach each player* The evolving nature of culture in a locker roomThe 2007 Ducks Run and Championship Culture (29:46)* A veteran core with different leadership styles: Scotty Niedermayer, Teemu Selanne, Rob Niedermayer* The self-policing group that didn't need one person grinding all the time* Winning for Teemu, winning for Jiggy, winning for each otherThe Heart-Stopping Incident and Ripping the Band-Aid Off (32:05)* Blocking a shot that hit him in the heart, commotio cordis* Stopping breathing for 25-30 seconds and the surreal aftermath* Playing two days later to avoid the stigma and the questions* Comparing his experience to Damar Hamlin'sThe Eye Injury, Losing His Sixth Sense, and Forced Retirement (37:45)* The stick to the eye that ended his career* Losing the spatial awareness that made him elite* Watching the game from the outside and realizing at 40 it was too fast* Evolving from “what if I was playing” to “how can I help players get better?”Controlling What You Can Control (44:24)* Learning to park the game at the door and not stew on mistakes* The maturity to separate performance from identity* Sleeping better, recovering faster, and playing longerThe Year Off and Avoiding Post-Career Pitfalls (46:42)* The best advice he ever received: take meetings, listen, wait a year* Retraining his eye and healing his head for 18 months* Why jumping into the next thing too fast is a trapInvestment Mistakes and Lessons Learned (51:03)* Prioritizing people over the deal itself* The red flags, last-minute asks, rushed timelines, and fine print* Sleeping on every decision and never committing on the spotWriting Earned and Taking Off the Armor (54:17)* The hardest truths to put on the page* Why hockey stories alone weren't enough: mistakes, growth, and evolution* The message that everything in life is earned, no shortcuts, no handoutsParenting, Legacy, and the No-”What-If” Rule (57:21)* No what-if games in the Pronger household* You can't cherry-pick moments; everything changes with every fork in the road* No rearview mirrors, learn, grow, evolve, and keep moving forwardAbout Chris ProngerChris Pronger is a Hockey Hall of Famer, Norris Trophy winner, Hart Trophy winner, Stanley Cup champion, and two-time Olympic gold medalist. Over a 20-year NHL career, he played for the Hartford Whalers, St. Louis Blues, Edmonton Oilers, Anaheim Ducks, and Philadelphia Flyers. Known for his physical dominance, elite hockey sense, and relentless conditioning, Pronger was named one of the NHL's 100 greatest players. Since retiring, he has focused on his family, his wife Lauren's luxury travel company, Inspired Travels, and sharing the hard-earned lessons of his career through his 2026 book, Earned: The True Cost of Greatness from One of Hockey's Fiercest Competitors.Connect with Chris Pronger: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisprongerBuy Earned: https://www.amazon.com/Earned-Greatness-Hockeys-Fiercest-CompetitorsConnect with Matt Cohen on LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/matt-cohen1Visit the Ripple Ventures website: https://www.rippleventures.com/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tanktalks.substack.com

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