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4 Freeze Frame
7 Social Talk
9Roster 101
SCRIVENS MAKES MARK
ON OIL COUNTRY
The new Oilers netminder has wasted little time in making an impact with his hometown
team. In just his fourth game with the Oilers, the Spruce Grove native posted a 59save, 3-0 shutout against the San Jose Sharks, shattering the previous NHL record.
matt hendricks
19Off The Ice
21 Oilers Mad Libs
jeff petry
23Offside
jordan eberle
25 Spot The Imposters
david perron
29Community
31 Game Preview
33 Oilers Statistics
34 Oilers Roster
35 Visitors Roster
36 Visitors Statistics
38 NHL Standings
& Statistics
41 Advance Scouting
LUKE GAZDIC
51 Faces Of Oil Country
53 Alumni Connection
curtis joseph
55 Oilers Skills Competition
62 Edmonton Oil Kings
65Stall-Mates Quiz
anton belov
and justin schultz
66 Oilers Schedule
68 From The Stands
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Contributing Writers: Ryan Frankson, Andrea Rutt,
Kelsey Spohn, Paul Owen
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GAZDIC BRINGS
GRIT TO ROSTER
It’s been a year of firsts for the
rookie left-winger who has made his
presence known in the Oilers lineup.
The 6-foot-3, 240-pound enforcer
scored 14 seconds into his first shift
in his first NHL game, and walked
away with the win from his first fight
that same night.
Oilers Photographer: Andy Devlin
Design and Layout: Kurt Kowalchuk
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ROGERS PLACE
A GO FOR 2016
Fans will be headed to Rogers Place in
2016 as the new downtown arena was
given the green light to begin construction
this March. The state-of-the-art facility
will house 18,641 seats for hockey
games and feature wide concourses with
endless food and beverage options to
enjoy during intermissions.
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FREEZE FRAME
In just his fourth game after being traded to his
hometown squad from the Los Angeles Kings,
Spruce Grove native Ben Scrivens set an NHL
record for saves in a regulation shutout, turning
aside all 59 San Jose Sharks shots on January 29
in a 3-0 Edmonton victory.
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The 32-year-old product of Blaine, Minnesota was recently acquired from the Nashville Predators in exchange
for Devan Dubnyk. Prior to his brief stint in the Music City, the rugged winger spent three seasons with the
Washington Capitals and has registered 31-33-64 and 439 penalty minutes in 318 games in the NHL.
MATT HENDRICKS
FAVOURITES
Pump-up jam: The Razors Edge
Video game: I prefer Bubble Hockey
Professional sport outside of hockey: Baseball
Guilty pleasure food: Doritos
Concert recently attended: Tim McGraw/
Kenny Chesney
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beach getaway: Mountains
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Could win an eating competition: Hemsky
Calls his mom every day: Gordon
Drives the crappiest car: Ference
Tells the worst jokes: Perron
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It’s a pretty remarkable feat when a hockey player becomes a hometown hero in just his fourth
game with his team, but that’s exactly what Oilers goalie and Spruce Grove native Ben Scrivens
achieved on an unforgettable January night at Rexall Place.
In just his fourth game after being traded to his
hometown squad from the Los Angeles Kings, the
27-year-old put forth one of the greatest single game
goaltending performances in NHL history in a 3-0 Oilers
win over San Jose on January 29. The Sharks fired 59
shots on the Edmonton net, and Scrivens turned aside
every last one of them to earn the unfathomable shutout.
Not only did Scrivens set a new Oilers franchise record
for saves in a game, previously held by the great Bill
Ranford, he also shattered the NHL record for saves in
a regulation shutout (Phoenix’s Mike Smith stopped 54
shots in a Coyotes win two seasons ago.) Not too shabby
for a netminder playing in just his 55th career game.
The best of his three perfect periods came in the middle
frame, which saw him make 22 of his 59 saves, many
of them of the highlight-reel variety. Scrivens made an
unbelievable glove stop on Bracken Kearns, a save on a
shorthanded breakaway by Patrick Marleau, a sprawling
pad save again on Marleau moments later, and another
jaw-dropping glove save on Jason Demers.
The Demers save garnered a standing ovation from the
Oilers faithful at Rexall Place. Chants of “Scrivens!
Scrivens! Scrivens!” rained down from the raucous crowd
that could barely believe the display of excellence they
were witnessing between the Oilers pipes. It was a dream
night for Scrivens, who grew up cheering for another
Oilers goalie that had his share of memorable moments.
“Obviously, growing up around Edmonton, the Oilers were
my team,” he recalled, referencing Oilers squads of the
late 1990s. “That was about the time where they’d sneak
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into the playoffs in eighth place every year and upset the
Avalanche or Dallas. It was a stretch of four or five years
where they did that every year. Todd Marchant’s goal in
overtime, and CuJo (Curtis Joseph) was always making
the big saves. Now, to have the chance to play for the
team I grew up watching, it’s an honour to wear the logo.”
Scrivens was the go-to puck-stopper for his hometown
Spruce Grove Saints in his final year playing in the
Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL) in 2005-06,
posting a stellar 27-12-2 record and earning AJHL
all-star honours. Whereas players who take the Major
Junior (WHL) route often have a more direct path to the
professional ranks, those who play Junior A (AJHL) are
mostly aiming for a NCAA scholarship to play hockey and
attend college in the United States.
Scrivens, an all-star in the classroom as well, was
offered a scholarship to the prestigious Ivy League
school, Cornell University, in Ithaca, New York. He played
four seasons for the Big Red men’s hockey team, serving
as a backup as a freshman, then taking the reins as
the number one netminder the following three NCAA
campaigns. As a senior in 2009-10, he posted a 21-9-4
record with a stingy 1.87 GAA and .934 save percentage,
earning him ECAC goalie of the year honours and a
selection as a first-team All American. Most notably, he
was a finalist for the Hobey Baker Award, given to the
national player of the year.
Undrafted, he signed as a free agent with the Toronto
Maple Leafs in 2010. He split 2010-11 between the
ECHL’s Reading Royals and the AHL’s Toronto Marlies,
where he played for current Oilers bench boss Dallas
Eakins. Scrivens eventually back-stopped the Marlies to
the AHL’s 2012 Western Conference title, posting a 1.92
GAA and .935 save percentage during the Calder Cup
playoffs.
“He’s hungry, that’s for sure. Ben’s trying to establish
himself in this league,” Eakins said of being reunited
with the goalie. “He believes that he can be a
very good goaltender in this league. I was
able to watch part of his development.
He’s extremely dedicated to his craft,
he’s a real technical guy. He’s an
intelligent kid and a guy of high
character. He smells opportunity.”
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“Dallas is a great guy,” Scrivens added. “He was very
instrumental in me making the jump from the AHL to the
NHL with Toronto. I’m really excited to be back to working
hard under him. I have a ton of respect for him and what
he does in his approach to the team.”
Scrivens got that first crack at NHL action one year
ago when he was part of the Maple Leafs goaltending
tandem alongside James Reimer. He played 20 games
with a 7-9-0 record and a pair of shutouts during the
lockout-shortened campaign before being acquired by
the Kings last June. L.A.’s plan for him was to be the
backup for all-star Jonathan Quick, but when Quick
was injured in early November, Scrivens got his chance
to be number one and ran with it. He went 7-5-4 in 19
appearances, posting a 1.97 GAA, .931 save percentage
and three shutouts.
Scrivens wasn’t the only up-and-coming Kings puckstopper playing well in Quick’s absence though, as
Martin Jones also established himself as a NHL-calibre
goalie. With three solid netminders and only two
spots available upon Quick’s return, L.A. was left in a
precarious situation and dealt Scrivens to Edmonton on
January 15 for a 2014 third-round draft pick.
In the 11 games between Scrivens’ arrival in Edmonton
and the Olympic break, the Oilers rode some strong
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nickname alluding to his Ivy League schooling and
general intellect) and Ilya Bryzgalov to a 5-4-2 record.
The team looks to use the rest of the 2013-14 campaign
as an audition for both netminders, who become
unrestricted free agents this summer.
“This gives us an opportunity to have a pretty good look
at him going forward here from now through the end of
the year to see how he could possibly fit into our longerterm goaltending plans,” Oilers GM Craig MacTavish
said. “He’s got a shot to come in here and really establish
himself in the National Hockey League.”
Having played for three different teams in less than a
year, Scrivens says he’d love to solidify his future with
a multi-year contract this summer. He’d also be thrilled
to have that opportunity with his hometown squad. And
even though he’s already etched his name in the Oilers
record books, he knows he still has plenty to prove. It’s
all about keeping the window small, though.
“My job is to come in and try to stop as many pucks as
I can every time I get on the ice,” Scrivens said. “I just
come in, try to make the first save, and after that just
focus on the next one. Each game is a new challenge
for me.”
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HOCKEY TALKS – The Oilers teamed up with all Canadian
OILERS SKILLS COMPETITION – More than 12,000 fans
NHL clubs during the month of January to raise awareness for
mental health. Fans helped fuel the conversation by purchasing
limited-edition, hand-signed pucks from the Oilers Ladies
in-game on January 21, with net proceeds benefiting the Royal
Alexandra Hospital Foundation for the Child and Adolescent
Mental Health Inpatient Unit and the Edmonton Oilers
Community Foundation (EOCF).
cheered on as the Home Team defeated the Away Team by a
score of 26-17 at the Oilers Skills Competition presented by
Rogers. Luke Gazdic walked away with the hardest shot, the
shooting accuracy challenge went to veteran Ryan Smyth,
rookie Martin Marincin was crowned king of the shootout
and Taylor Hall took home fastest skater honours.
SCOTIABANK HOCKEY DAY IN CANADA – Oilers Alumni and
their annual EPCOR Share A Book program, providing
new books and book bags to Grade 1 students across Oil
Country. Share A Book ensures that the joys of reading are
not limited to financial means. Since its inception in 2007,
more than 14,000 books have been distributed to over
7,000 students.
EPCOR SHARE A BOOK – The Oilers Foundation launched
Oilers Octane hit the road to take part in Scotiabank Hockey
Day in Canada 2014 in Lloydminster. Some of the festivities
included skating with fans, reading to local classrooms and
helping CBC’s Ron MacLean drop the puck at the Military Battle
On The Border ball hockey game.
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WHAT IS HIS HOMETOWN?
Gordon: My hometown of Regina
Hall: He considers it Regina
Ference: This is harder than I thought... Calgary
Eberle: Regina, Saskatchewan
WHAT IS HIS FAVOURITE FOOD?
Gordon: Spaghetti and meatballs
Hall: Steak
Ference: Chocolate muffins before the game
Eberle: Steak, chips and ice cream
WHAT IS HIS TIM HORTONS ORDER?
Gordon: Double-double
Hall: A caffeine-free tea
Ference: Glazed croissant and a hot chocolate
with whipped cream and extra marshmallows
Eberle: Green tea, maybe a donut
WHAT WOULD HIS JOB BE IF
HE WASN’T IN THE NHL?
Gordon: Bouncer
Hall: Golfer
Ference: Hand model
Eberle: Something around golf
WHAT’S HIS FAVOURITE VACATION DESTINATION?
Gordon: Anywhere in Mexico
Hall: The Okanagan
Ference: Las Vegas
Eberle: Anywhere with a beach and water
WHAT OLYMPIC SPORT WOULD
HE EXCEL IN (BESIDES HOCKEY)?
Gordon: Darts
Hall: Golf
Ference: Pairs skating the dance one
Eberle: Golf
WHO’S HIS FAVOURITE BAND OR MUSICIAN?
Gordon: Probably some European DJ
Hall: Luke Bryan
Ference: UB40
Eberle: Eric Church or Luke Bryan
IF SOMEONE WAS GOING TO PLAY
HIM IN A MOVIE, WHO WOULD IT BE?
Gordon: Jake Gyllenhaal
Hall: Ben Stiller
Ference: Matthew Broderick,
except a lot younger
Eberle: Are there any actors that have a
gap in their teeth? Jake Gyllenhaal?
WHAT MARIO CHARACTER
WOULD HE BE?
Gordon: Mario, he’s an
all-around good guy
Hall: Bowser
Ference: The dinosaur guy... Yoshi?
Eberle: Donkey Kong
WHAT IS HIS HIDDEN TALENT?
Gordon: I think he can juggle
Hall: Guitar
Ference: Guitar
Eberle: Guitar
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By Kelsey Spohn
What happens in Vegas might stay in Vegas, but our Molson
Canadian Game Day Live champion, Chris Holmes, will be
bringing home some tough-to-top memories following his
once-in-a-lifetime trip to the 2014 NHL Awards this summer.
Holmes won bragging rights on April 2 at The Ranch Roadhouse
for being crowned king of the Molson Game Day Live Tweetup
this season.
The massive Oilers fan landed himself in the Loyalty Program
top 20 after attending all seven events during the 2013-14
campaign. It was truly outwit, outplay and outlast with all 20
finalists on-hand and a number of challenges before them,
including legendary Oilers Trivia, with Grant Fuhr and Marty
McSorley playing host, and grabbing as much Oilers gear as
possible in a limited time period. Holmes came out on top, but
he’ll tell you first-hand that all season long Molson Game Day
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finale at The Ranch has been phenomenal and easily the best
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AS OF APRIL 10, 2014
EDMONTON OILERS VS VANCOUVER CANUCKS
THE OILERS AND CANUCKS CLOSE OUT THE 2013-14 CAMPAIGN TONIGHT WITH THEIR FINAL PACIFIC DIVISION RIVALRY MATCH OF
THEIR FIVE-GAME SEASON SERIES. Vancouver was victorious in the first three meetings this season; however, the Oilers doubled
up the Canucks 4-2 at Rogers Arena in their last showdown on January 27. David Perron had a huge game that night, scoring a
hat-trick, while Nail Yakupov picked up a pair of assists.
OILERS TO WATCH
JORDAN EBERLE has recorded
points in eight of the last 10
Oilers games, with six goals and
eight assists during that span,
bringing his season totals up
to 27 goals and 64 points. He’ll
come up just shy of his 76 points
and 34 goals from two seasons
ago, but is currently enjoying
tremendous chemistry with
linemates Taylor Hall and Ryan
Nugent-Hopkins.
OSCAR KLEFBOM is now 15
games into his NHL career, and
Oilers Head Coach Dallas Eakins
has had nothing but praise
for the defenceman’s steady
development. The 20-year-old
Swede has chipped in with a goal
and two assists thus far, and has
logged between 16:38 and 21:57
time on ice over the course of the
last five games. Klefbom has also
yet to take a penalty.
CANUCKS TO WATCH
No Canucks player has found the
back of the net more times this
season than RYAN KESLER, and
the race isn’t even close. The
29-year-old centre is up to 24
goals on the season, with the next
closest teammate sitting at 17.
Nine of his 24 goals have come
with the man advantage, and
Kesler is now up to 392 points in
652 career regular season games,
all with Vancouver.
JASON GARRISON has been
Vancouver’s top scoring
defenceman this season, tallying
seven goals (four of them on the
powerplay) and 25 assists for 32
points, which, as of Thursday,
put him just two points shy of a
new career high. The 29-year-old
from nearby White Rock, B.C.,
spent his first four seasons
with the Florida Panthers before
signing with the Canucks.
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OILERS STATISTICS
AS OF APR. 10, 2014
# POS PLAYER 4
L
TAYLOR HALL
GP G 73
27
A P +/- 50
77
-15
PIM PP SH GW 42
7
0
1
S 246
S%
11.0
14
R
JORDAN EBERLE
7827 3764
-1118 61419913.6
57
L
DAVID PERRON
7628 2957
-1586 81221413.1
C
RYAN NUGENT-HOPKINS7818 3654
-1224 60417410.3
93
89
C
SAM GAGNER
6610 2737
-2939 101143 7.0
19
D
JUSTIN SCHULTZ
7211 2132
-1816 10310510.5
64
R
NAIL YAKUPOV
6311 1324
-3336 401122 9.0
94
L
RYAN SMYTH
7010 1323
-1642 501127 7.9
27
C
BOYD GORDON
74 8 1321
-1520 111 8010.0
26
41
C
MARK ARCOBELLO
21
D
ANDREW FERENCE
4
14
18
-7
8
1
0
1
70
5.7
71 3 1518
-1863 001 77 3.9
2
D
JEFF PETRY
78
6
10
16
-24
42
1
0
0
94
6.4
36
D
PHILIP LARSEN
28
3
8
11
-4
8
1
0
0
45
6.7
77
D
ANTON BELOV
55
1
6
7
-13
34
0
0
0
54
1.9
28
L
RYAN JONES
522 4 6040 001 593.4
6
L
JESSE JOENSUU
42
85
D
MARTIN MARINCIN
42
0
5
5
-3
16
0
0
0
26
0.0
20
L
LUKE GAZDIC
67
2
2
4
-8
127
0
0
0
30
6.7
23
C
MATT HENDRICKS
31
3
0
3
-5
58
0
1
1
46
6.5
41
C
WILL ACTON
28
2
1
3
-3
21
0
0
0
16
12.5
84
D
OSCAR KLEFBOM
3
2
5
-16
16
1
0
1
41
7.3
151 23
-4000
0137.7
81
D
TAYLOR FEDUN
42 02
-1000
0 6
33.3
D
DENIS GREBESHKOV
37
70 1 10 2 000 30.0
55
L
BEN EAGER
70 1 11 2 000 40.0
5
D
MARK FRASER
21
1
0
1
-8
43
0
0
0
5
20.0
51
C
ANTON LANDER
250 11
-9400
0160.0
68
R
TYLER PITLICK
81 01
-2000
0 6
16.7
48
L
RYAN HAMILTON
20 00
-2000
0 00.0
12
C
ROMAN HORAK
10 00
-1000
0 10.0
59
D
BRAD HUNT
30 00
-3000
0 10.0
13
4
R
STEVEN PINIZZOTTO
# GOALIE GPI GS MIN 0
0
GAA 0
W -1
15
L OT SO 0
SA 0
0
GA SV% G 2
0.0
A PIM
30BEN SCRIVENS
20191175 3.06 811 0 1 699 60 .914 0 0 6
35
VIKTOR FASTH
663362.68 3210161 15.9070 0 0
RICHARD BACHMAN
331393.02 0210 83 7.9160 0 0
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OILERS ROSTER
FORWARDS
# NAME 4
6
13
14
20
23
27
28
41
51
57
64
68
89
93
94
HEIGHT TAYLOR HALL JESSE JOENSUU STEVEN PINIZZOTTO JORDAN EBERLE LUKE GAZDIC MATT HENDRICKS
BOYD GORDON RYAN JONES WILL ACTON ANTON LANDER DAVID PERRON NAIL YAKUPOV TYLER PITLICK SAM GAGNER RYAN NUGENT-HOPKINS RYAN SMYTH 6’ 1”
6’ 4”
6’ 1”
5’ 11”
6’ 3”
6’ 0”
6’ 0”
6’ 1”
6’ 1”
6’ 0”
6’ 0”
5’ 11”
6’ 2”
5’ 11”
6’ 1”
6’ 2”
WEIGHT DATE OF BIRTH AGE 14 NOV 1991
5 OCT 1987
26 APR 1984
15 MAY 1990
25 JUL 1989
17 JUN 1981
19 OCT 1983
14 JUN 1984
16 JUL 1987
24 APR 1991
28 MAY 1988
6 OCT 1993
1 NOV 1991
10 AUG 1989
12 APR 1993
21 FEB 1976
21
26
29
23
24
32
29
29
26
22
25
20
22
24
20
37
201
210
200
180
240
211
202
208
199
185
198
186
192
202
180
191
BIRTH PLACE
CALGARY, AB, CAN
PORI, FIN
MISSISSAUGA, ON, CAN
REGINA, SK, CAN
TORONTO, ON, CAN
BLAINE, MN, USA
UNITY, SK, CAN
CHATHAM, ON, CAN
EDINA, MN, USA
SUNDSVALL, SWE
SHERBROOKE, QC, CAN
NIZHNEKAMSK, RUS
MINNEAPOLIS, MN, USA
LONDON, ON, CAN
BURNABY, BC, CAN
BANFF, AB, CAN
DEFENCEMEN
# NAME 2
5
19
21
36
77
84
85
HEIGHT JEFF PETRY MARK FRASER JUSTIN SCHULTZ ANDREW FERENCE “C” PHILIP LARSEN ANTON BELOV OSCAR KLEFBOM MARTIN MARINCIN 6’ 3”
6’ 4”
6’ 2”
5’ 11”
6’ 0”
6’ 4”
6’ 3”
6’ 4”
WEIGHT DATE OF BIRTH AGE 9 DEC 1987
29 SEP 1986
6 JUL 1990
17 MAR 1979
7 DEC 1989
29 JUL 1986
20 JUL 1993
18 FEB 1992
25
27
23
34
23
27
20
21
195
220
188
187
182
218
213
188
BIRTH PLACE
ANN ARBOR, MI, USA
OTTAWA, ON, CAN
KELOWNA, BC, CAN
EDMONTON, AB, CAN
ESBJERG, DNK
RYAZAN, RUS
KARLSTAD, SWE
KOSICE, SVK
GOALTENDERS
# NAME 30
35
BEN SCRIVENS VIKTOR FASTH HEIGHT 6’ 2”
6’ 0”
WEIGHT DATE OF BIRTH AGE 11 SEP 1986
8 AUG 1982
27
31
193
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KALIX, SWE
Assistant Coach...............................................Kelly Buchberger
Assistant Coach...................................................... Steve Smith
Head Athletic Therapist...............................................T.D. Forss
Assistant Athletic Therapist ....................................Chris Davie
Head Equipment Manager............................................Jeff Lang
Assistant Equipment Manager ............................ Brad Harrison
Assistant Equipment Manager.............................. Chad Scharff
Dressing Room Attendant ..........................................Joey Moss
Owner and Governor................................................... Daryl Katz
President and COO.............................................Patrick LaForge
President, Hockey Operations....................................Kevin Lowe
General Manager..............................................Craig MacTavish
Sr. Vice President, Hockey Operations....................Scott Howson
Assistant GM/Director of
Hockey Operations & Legal Affairs........................... Rick Olczyk
Head Coach.......................................................... Dallas Eakins
Associate Coach....................................................... Keith Acton
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FORWARDS
# NAME 7
9
14
15
17
20
21
22
25
27
29
33
36
40
45
46
HEIGHT DAVID BOOTH ZACK KASSIAN ALEXANDRE BURROWS BRAD RICHARDSON RYAN KESLER CHRIS HIGGINS ZAC DALPE DANIEL SEDIN “A” MIKE SANTORELLI SHAWN MATTHIAS TOM SESTITO HENRIK SEDIN “C” JANNIK HANSEN MICHAEL ZALEWSKI JORDAN SCHROEDER NICKLAS JENSEN 6’ 0”
6’ 3”
6’ 1”
6’ 0”
6’ 2”
6’ 0”
6’ 1”
6’ 1”
6’ 0”
6’ 4”
6’ 5”
6’ 2”
6’ 1”
6’ 2”
5’ 8”
6’ 3”
WEIGHT 212
214
188
197
202
205
195
187
189
223
228
188
195
205
175
202
DATE OF BIRTH AGE 24 NOV 1984
24 JAN 1991
11 APR 1981
4 FEB 1985
31 AUG 1984
2 JUN 1983
1 NOV 1989
26 SEP 1980
14 DEC 1985
19 FEB 1988
28 SEP 1987
26 SEP 1980
15 MAR 1986
18 AUG 1992
29 SEP 1990
6 MAR 1993
29
23
32
29
29
30
24
33
28
26
26
33
28
21
23
21
BIRTH PLACE
DETROIT, MI, USA
WINDSOR, ON, CAN
PINCOURT, QC, CAN
BELLEVILLE, ON, CAN
LIVONIA, MI, USA
SMITHTOWN, NY, USA
PARIS, ON, CAN
ORNSKOLDSVIK, SWE
VANCOUVER, BC, CAN
MISSISSAUGA, ON, CAN
ROME, NY, USA
ORNSKOLDSVIK, SWE
HERLEV, DNK
NEW HARTFORD, NY, USA
LAKEVILLE, MN, USA
HERNING, DNK
DEFENCEMEN
# NAME 2
3
5
6
8
18
23
41
DAN HAMHUIS KEVIN BIEKSA “A” JASON GARRISON YANNICK WEBER CHRISTOPHER TANEV RYAN STANTON ALEXANDER EDLER ANDREW ALBERTS HEIGHT 6’ 1”
6’ 1”
6’ 2”
5’ 11”
6’ 2”
6’ 2”
6’ 3”
6’ 5”
WEIGHT 209
198
218
200
185
196
215
218
DATE OF BIRTH AGE 13 DEC 1982
16 JUN 1981
13 NOV 1984
23 SEP 1988
20 DEC 1989
20 JUL 1989
21 APR 1986
30 JUN 1981
31
32
29
25
24
24
27
32
BIRTH PLACE
SMITHERS, BC, CAN
GRIMSBY, ON, CAN
WHITE ROCK, BC, CAN
MORGES, CHE
TORONTO, ON, CAN
ST. ALBERT, AB, CAN
OSTERSUND, SWE
MINNEAPOLIS, MN, USA
GOALTENDERS
# NAME 31
35
EDDIE LACK JACOB MARKSTROM HEIGHT 6’ 4”
6’ 6”
WEIGHT 187
196
AGE BIRTH PLACE
5 JAN 1988
31 JAN 1990
26
24
NORRTÄLJE, SWE
GÄVLE, SWE
Strength & Conditioning Coach........................Roger Takahashi
Goaltending Coach..........................................Roland Melanson
Head Athletic Trainer.......................................... Mike Burnstein
Assistant Athletic Trainer.................................... Jon Sanderson
Assistant Athletic Trainer...........................................Dave Zarn
Equipment Manager ................................................. Pat O’Neill
Assistant Equipment Manager......................... Jamie Hendricks
Equipment Assistant.......................................... Brian Hamilton
President of Hockey Operations & Alt. Governor.... Trevor Linden
VP Player Personnel & Assistant GM................... Lorne Henning
VP Hockey Operations & Assistant GM............ Laurence Gilman
Senior Advisor to the General Manager...................... Stan Smyl
Head Coach ........................................................ John Tortorella
Assistant Coach....................................................Mike Sullivan
Assistant Coach...................................................Glen Gulutzan
Assistant Coach, Video....................................... Darryl Williams
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# POS PLAYER GP G A P +/- AS OF APR. 10, 2014
PIM PP SH GW S S%
33
C
HENRIK SEDIN
6710 3747 542 401 9111.0
22
L
DANIEL SEDIN
7014 3044 238 403210 6.7
17
C
RYAN KESLER
7424 1842
-1777 91523210.3
L
CHRIS HIGGINS
20
7717 2239
-1430 204214 7.9
5
D
JASON GARRISON
79
7
25
32
-5
55
4
1
1
179
3.9
25
C
MIKE SANTORELLI
49
10
18
28
9
6
0
0
3
91
11.0
9
R
ZACK KASSIAN
70
13
14
27
-4
124
1
0
2
85
15.3
3
D
KEVIN BIEKSA
74
4
20
24
-5
104
1
0
1
165
2.4
15
R
BRAD RICHARDSON
7011 1122 137 122 8213.4
23
D
ALEXANDER EDLER
60 7 1421
-3442 400165 4.2
2
D
DAN HAMHUIS
77
36
R
JANNIK HANSEN
5
15
20
13
26
0
0
0
148
3.4
6911 920-943 01311010.0
7
L
DAVID BOOTH
63
8
9
17
1
18
0
0
0
108
7.4
8
D
CHRISTOPHER TANEV
64
6
11
17
12
8
0
1
2
65
9.2
18
D
RYAN STANTON
61 1 1516 228 000 61 1.6
14
R
ALEXANDRE BURROWS 46 5 914-971 200102 4.9
29
L
TOM SESTITO
75
5
4
9
-13
203
1
0
0
31
16.1
6
D
YANNICK WEBER
46
5
4
9
-8
10
2
0
2
65
7.7
21
C
ZAC DALPE
544 37
-6610
0517.8
45
C
JORDAN SCHROEDER 243 36
-7200
024
12.5
46
R
NICKLAS JENSEN
27
C
SHAWN MATTHIAS
143 36
-1800
124
12.5
15
2
3
5
-3
12
0
0
0
34
5.9
R
DARREN ARCHIBALD
49
161 2 31 0 000 119.1
13
C
JEREMY WELSH
191 01
-1600
0137.7
54
C
KELLAN LAIN
91 0 1121 000 714.3
41
D
ANDREW ALBERTS
100 0 01 0 000 50.0
44
L
PASCAL PELLETIER
30 0 00 0 000 10.0
R
BENN FERRIERO
20 0 00 0 000 00.0
47
D
YANN SAUVE
30 00
-2000
0 10.0
26
D
FRANK CORRADO
# GOALIE 120 00
-4400
0 90.0
GPI GS 31EDDIE LACK
MIN GAA W L OT SO SA GA SV% G A PIM
41372319 2.41 1617 5 41052 93 .912 0 0 0
30
JOACIM ERIKSSON
10 36
10.00 0000 31 6.8060 0 0
35
JACOB MARKSTROM
10 203.00 0000
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80 46 19 15 107 262 209 +53 27-7-7 19-12-8 6-8 6-4-0 WON 4
80 49 22 9 107 241 197 +44 28-7-5 21-15-4 10-7 4-4-2 LOST 2
80 45 28 7 97 200 170 +30 23-14-3 22-14-4 8-5 6-3-1 OT 1
80 42 26 12 96 200 197 +3 25-9-5 17-17-7 8-8 6-3-1 WON 3
80393011 89 231226 +522-11-7 17-19-4 4-56-4-0LOST 1
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82 200234-3417-17-5 18-15-7 2-96-2-2 OT 1
81 187213-2619-14-6 16-19-5 5-75-4-1LOST 1
80 220233-1317-17-6 18-18-4 7-64-5-1LOST 1
77 205231-2619-18-3 16-20-4 7-37-3-0WON 4
65 198265-6715-21-3 13-22-6 4-33-7-0LOST 1
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Y - PITTSBURGH
X - MONTRÉAL
X - TAMPA BAY
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5 107 244 200 +44 28-9-2 23-15-3 7-2 5-5-0
8 98 214 202 +12 22-12-5 23-15-3 6-3 7-2-1
9 95 232 211 +21 23-10-6 20-17-3 7-6 5-3-2
5 93 216 191 +25 19-17-4 25-14-1 4-3 7-2-1
9 91 225 222 +3 24-14-2 17-15-7 3-7 4-4-2
7 91 226 211 +15 22-15-4 20-16-3 5-2 6-3-1
15 91 218 228 -10 18-12-10 20-15-5 5-9 5-3-2
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OT 1
WON 1
WON 1
WON 2
WON 3
OT 1
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84 191 201 -10 20-11-8 14-18-8 0-11 5-2-3 LOST 1
84 229251-2224-16-1 14-18-7 9-42-8-0LOST 2
82 230262-3216-17-6 18-14-8 5-76-3-1WON 2
79 197219-2218-16-6 16-18-5 1-44-4-2LOST 2
73 216 262 -46 13-19-9 18-18-2 7-6 5-3-2 LOST 2
64 190263-7315-19-5 13-25-3 8-62-8-0LOST 1
51 152238-8613-21-6 8-28-3 7-42-7-1LOST 4
1. S. CROSBY, PIT
2. R. GETZLAF, ANA
3. T. SEGUIN, DAL 4. C. PERRY, ANA 5. C. GIROUX, PHI
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1. S. CROSBY, PIT
2. J. THORNTON, SJS
3. N. BACKSTROM, WSH 4. R. GETZLAF, ANA
5. D. KEITH, CHI
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1. C. NEIL, OTT
2. T. SESTITO, VAN
3. A. ROUSSEL, DAL
4. Z. RINALDO, PHI
5. R. GUDAS, TBL
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1. N. MACKINNON, COL 2. O. PALAT, TBL
3. T. JOHNSON, TBL
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1. J. HARDING, MIN
2. B. ELLIOT, STL
3. C. SCHNEIDER, NJD
4. J. QUICK, LAK
5. T. RASK, BOS
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2. A. KHUDOBIN, CAR
3. T. RASK, BOS
4. S. VARLAMOV, COL
5. C. PRICE, MTL
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1. S. VARLAMOV, COL
2. M. FLEURY, PIT
3. A. NIEMI, SJS
4. B. BISHOP, TBL
5. T. RASK, BOS
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Tuesday, October 1
Oilers vs.
Winnipeg Jets
It’s a historic night at
Rexall Place as the Oilers
host the Winnipeg Jets for
the first time since March
29, 1996. Luke Gazdic
scores his first Oilers goal
and first NHL goal, while
Boyd Gordon and Jesse
Joensuu also tally their
first goals with their new
team.
Thursday, October 17 Oilers @ New York Islanders
Taylor Hall etches his name in the Oilers record book, scoring twice
in eight seconds late in the first period, surpassing the franchise
mark for fastest two goals by a player. Wayne Gretzky scored two
goals nine seconds apart in 1981.
Monday, January 27
Oilers @
Vancouver Canucks
David Perron scores his
second career hat-trick
as the Oilers earn an
emotional 4-2 victory
over the rival Canucks
in Vancouver. Perron
steals the puck from Zack
Kassian and scores an
empty-netter to complete
the hat-trick with 69
seconds left in the game.
Thursday, December 5 Oilers vs. Colorado Avalanche
The Oilers offence explodes for eight goals against the visiting
Avalanche, resulting in an 8-2 victory for the home side, with
Taylor Hall tallying the fourth hat-trick of his career. The leftwinger also chips in with an assist for a four-point game.
Wednesday, January 29 Oilers vs. San Jose Sharks
Thursday, March 6 Oilers vs. New York Islanders
Newly acquired goalie Ben Scrivens provides the Oilers with a
performance for the ages, stopping all 59 shots he faces in a
3-0 shutout win over the Sharks. Scrivens breaks the franchise
record for saves in a game, and also sets a new NHL record for
saves in a regulation shutout.
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Ryan Smyth scores his 126th powerplay goal in an Oilers uniform,
surpassing Wayne Gretzky’s 125 and tying him with Glenn
Anderson for the most in franchise history. Edmonton wins 3-2 in
overtime and, fittingly enough, The Great One is in attendance to
witness Smyth’s achievement.
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Luke Gazdic brings grit
and energy to Oil Country
When Luke Gazdic was claimed off waivers on September 29, 2013,
he was largely nabbed to fill a void, with the Oil in need of a tough
customer given Steve MacIntyre’s injury before the season began.
Little did everyone know that not only would the youngster fill a
void, he would also carve out his own identity and place on the
Oilers roster. From top to bottom, heads began to turn, an especially
coincidental gesture given Gazdic’s presence on the ice typically
has others’ heads on a swivel whenever the enforcer is nearby.
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The thing is, in a hockey-hungry town like Edmonton, it’s not
just the management, coaches and players who are paying
special attention to Gazdic, but Oilers fans everywhere are
quickly latching onto #20, as the rookie left-winger has landed
some impressive blows and knocks on tough opponents during
his inaugural NHL campaign.
The product of Toronto, Ontario has racked up 83 penalty
minutes, two goals and two assists through his first 52 games
this season. Drafted by the Dallas Stars in the sixth round
(172nd overall) in the 2007 NHL Draft, he spent the past four
seasons in the American Hockey League (AHL) with the Texas
Stars, also lacing up for stints with the Idaho Steelheads of
the ECHL. He was gearing up to be sent back down to the
Dallas farm team for a fifth consecutive season, in what would
seem like a career destined for the minors. That is, until his
phone rang.
“I went from the lowest of lows to the highest of highs after
getting sent down again, I didn’t think there was a chance
that anyone was going to pick me up,” said Gazdic. “Twentyfour hours later I was on a plane to Edmonton and the next day
I was playing in my first NHL game. It was absolutely crazy.”
It’s certainly been a wild ride for the rugged winger who
couldn’t have written the story of his first game in the National
Hockey League any better. He scored his first NHL goal off of his
first shot, just 14 seconds into his first shift, and to top it all
off, won his first fight, all captured on Hockey Night in Canada.
A product of the hot-bed of hockey, Gazdic grew up in North
Toronto playing his minor hockey with the North York Rangers
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of the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) before spending
three strong seasons with the Erie Otters in the Ontario Hockey
League (OHL). Growing up he attended St. Michael’s College
School, a respected and prominent all-boys private school in
the city, where he donned the double blue from 2001 to 2006.
The storied school has pumped out more NHL players than any
other school, with 205 current and past NHL players having
worn a St. Mike’s hockey jersey. Gazdic is the most recent
St. Mike’s alum to enter the professional ranks, joining other
notables including: past-Oilers centreman Andrew Cogliano
(Anaheim), Tyler Seguin (Dallas), Jason Spezza (Ottawa),
Dominic Moore (NY Rangers), Cal Clutterbuck (NY Islanders),
Rich Clune (Nashville) and Brendan Smith (Detroit). It’s been
a long road to the show, but Luke quickly credits his close
family for the support he’s received along the way.
“I owe everything to my Mom and Dad. Ever since I was a kid,
I had a rink in my backyard and my Dad was always out there
making the ice for me and my two brothers, Ben and Mark, and
my sister, Gillian – because she’d be mad if I didn’t mention
her too,” added a laughing Gazdic.
As expected, there was plenty of sibling rivalry in the Gazdic
household.
“My older brother and I got into some pretty heated battles,
especially with our rink in the back,” said Gazdic. “My Dad
would be pulling us off the ice and would literally have to pull
us apart all the time. I grew up the whole way with my younger
one too so I always fed off them.”
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Like most Canadian kids, Gazdic always dreamed of being
a professional hockey player. While most remain dreamers,
Gazdic has taken matters into his own hands, never wavering
his dedication to his craft.
While he can’t take credit for his genetic makeup, standing
at a healthy 6-foot-3 and weighing in at 240 pounds, he can
take credit for the values and attitude he employs every day.
For Gazdic, his pillars of strength seem to not only be his
build and physical presence on the ice, but his virtues too.
He’ll never let himself take anything for granted and will even
admit he still gets butterflies.
“I’m always pretty nervous before a game. I try to stay calm
and remember that every day here is an opportunity for me
and tomorrow you could be gone. Every day I try to force our
coaches and management’s hand to keep me around,” said
Gazdic.
“I truly feel that it’s a privilege to play in this league. I have
to work hard every day to stay up here on an NHL roster. My
mindset every game, every practice and every day is the same;
I think about how it could potentially be my last game so I try
to give absolutely everything I have.”
It’s this quality attitude that has the coaching staff believing
that this kid is the real deal. Assistant Coach Steve Smith has
been working closely with the rookie and praises his honest
work ethic as he develops into a complete player.
“What’s been great about Luke is that he’s a student of the
game. He wants to learn. He comes to the rink every day
and works hard to become a better player,” said Smith.
“He’s improving every day and he’s become a guy the entire
coaching staff feels comfortable putting on the ice. We know
he’s become a responsible player.”
The rookie enforcer’s gritty style is suiting the Oil just fine and
Smith shares that Gazdic is looking to constantly improve by
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working on his skating, puck-handling skills and defensive
zone structure. The coaching staff is hoping to deploy the
winger in shorthanded situations in the latter stages of the
season to test out his new finesse on the penalty kill as well.
He’s earned everything so far and Coach Smith cites that it’s
been that way since day one.
“When he involved himself in a couple of scraps right away
and stuck up for his teammates, he showed his teammates,
our coaches and management that he wanted to be part of
something here,” said Smith. “You can see that he’s starting
to reap the benefits from all the work he’s putting in.”
While Oil Country has quickly learned that Gazdic will always
be there when things get chippy or dicey on the ice, the rookie
acts as an important voice on the bench too.
“I just try to create energy. I like to see when guys are getting
tense and then I can step in and provide a voice to guide and
lead guys. Whether it’s with a big play, hit or just being vocal
on the bench or in the dressing room, my goal is to always
keep the team’s spirits high and positive.”
The power forward might make one presume that he’s a bit
of an intimidating foe, and delivering blows and punishing
opponents with his heavy fists might be all in a day’s work for
Gazdic, but the 24-year-old is as friendly as they come. Think
you know Luke Gazdic? Think again. The man himself will be
the first to point out he’s got a softer side under his brooding
exterior.
“I’m not nearly as mean off the ice as I am on the ice. Really,
I’m just a big teddy bear.”
While we can’t confirm this with Roald Dahl, we think the
famed author might have been writing about #20 in his
classic fable. You heard it here first, Oil Country: Luke Gazdic
is the Big Friendly Giant.
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DARWIN ASSMAN FORE THE OILERS
By Andrea Rutt
Like many, Season Seat Holder Darwin
Assman is a passionate hockey fan during
the winter months and an avid golfer in the
summer, so it only made sense to combine
his two loves into one unique item – a custom
Oilers golf cart.
“The special feature I enjoy the most is
the ghosting effect of the past and future
Oilers players. It has to be seen up close to
appreciate the detail that has gone into that
wrap on the cart.
“Being from Saskatchewan, my favourite
player is #14, Jordan Eberle, whose picture is
on the driver’s side and my second favourite,
#4, Taylor Hall, is on the passenger’s side.”
“I enjoy golfing in the summer and
discussed doing an Oilers golf cart with
Darren Schoonbaert from Ace of Carts Ltd.
in Saskatoon,” said Darwin. “I wanted
something original and very well staged to
promote the Oilers.”
Taking just over nine months to complete, almost every inch
of the cart is covered with orange and blue, from the logo
that leads the way on the front to the matching, specialorder bucket seats.
While the details are endless, his favourite part of the entire
project is the custom image that wraps around the bottom
panel. He enlisted the help of graphic design artist Bonnie
Ross who took Darwin’s ideas and created four layers of
images, placed one on top of the other. Players like the Great
One make a faded appearance, but his two favourite current
players steal the spotlight.
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430-kilometre trek from his hometown of
Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan to Rexall Place, Darwin one
day hopes to take his favourite players for a spin around the
course. And while he’s proud to show off his custom creation
to anyone who asks, he noted there’s still work to be done.
“In 2014, we will be making some more upgrades to the
sound system and adding some extra embroidery on the golf
club bag cover.”
Whether it’s a one-of-a-kind Oilers golf cart or an arena
made out of Lego, there’s no denying that when it comes to
fans in Oil Country, passion runs deep.
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CURTIS JOSEPH WAS THE GO-TO GOALIE BETWEEN THE
PIPES FOR THE OILERS FOR JUST TWO AND A HALF
SEASONS, but he played a starring role in some of the
team’s greatest accomplishments during the ’90s. “CuJo”
was named Team MVP in both the 1996-97 and 199798 seasons, leading the Oilers to back-to-back Western
Conference semi-final appearances after upset wins
over the Dallas Stars and Colorado Avalanche. Joseph
had an impressive 14 regular-season shutouts and five
more goose-eggs in the post-season during his time in
Edmonton.
WHAT LED YOU TO BECOME A GOALTENDER?
I didn’t start until age 11. Someone in the town where I
lived was moving and came to the house and said, “Your
son doesn’t play hockey and he should think about using
our spot, we’ve already paid the tuition.” So I went and I
couldn’t skate so they put me in net. It was house league
and that’s how I became a goalie. I actually never wanted
to be a goalie, I wanted to be a goal scorer, but turns out I
got fairly good at it so I always say the position chose me.
WHAT DOES BEING KNOWN FOR YOUR UNIQUE
GOALIE MASK MEAN TO YOU?
AS WE JUST CELEBRATED THE 2014 WINTER
OLYMPICS, TELL US ABOUT YOUR OLYMPIC
ENDEAVOURS?
I ran with the nickname CuJo, with the Stephen King dog
from his novel on the top of my mask, and kept it the
same. I remember growing up, Tony Esposito, Ken Dryden,
Gerry Cheevers, these guys were known for not only being
great goalies but for their masks, so I wanted to keep my
artwork consistent. I see a lot of kids at rinks that have
the same design so it’s very thrilling.
It was great, I feel very fortunate to have represented my
country twice in the Olympics. One was in Nagano, Japan,
playing with Wayne Gretzky and that crew of guys. It was
pretty special to play with those guys who were heroes of
mine. And then winning gold in Utah with Mario Lemieux
and Joe Sakic and those great players, it’s obviously a
great highlight of anyone’s career. It was a tremendous
experience and tremendous time in my life.
WHAT’S YOUR FAVOURITE MEMORY WITH THE
OILERS?
It would definitely be the two playoff runs that we had,
upsetting Dallas and Colorado. Those were fun teams, we
were a young squad. Coming back 3-1 against Colorado
and winning that series in Colorado was quite the feat
and quite the accomplishment by the group of guys that
we had. And also knocking off Dallas in seven; everybody
still talks about the Dallas series, what great hockey
it was, and the entertainment value for the fans was
incredible. Those are very fond memories.
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I have three boys that play hockey (19, 17 and 12) so I’m
busy with that and making sure they’re doing the right
things as far as school. I’m also a brand ambassador for
different companies. I enjoy that because it gives me the
luxury of having time to watch my kids play hockey. I’m
also working on my golf game; I go south for a week every
month and work on lowering my handicap.
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The Oilers Skills Competition presented by Rogers was a big hit for
both players and fans alike as Oil Country spent a Saturday afternoon
together at Rexall Place. Nevermind the on-ice skills, how about all
of the off-ice smiles?! Here’s a sampling of some of our great Oil
Country fans!
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By Andrea Rutt
Close your eyes. I’ll let you wait until the
final seconds of the score clock run down
and the horn sounds, letting it be known that
intermission is upon us.
Are you ready now? Okay, close your eyes. Imagine your seat
expanding in width, a cushion being placed beneath you,
and when you go to put your drink down, there’s a cup holder
within arm’s length just waiting to hold your cold beverage
until your next bout of thirst. Perhaps you’re watching the Oilers
battle their rivals as you are now, or maybe you’re taking in the
sweet tunes of your favourite band.
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What’s that? You’re looking for a more intimate setting to
host a few clients or a more relaxed space to take in the
action with your friends? Imagine a premium experience
in a luxury suite with world-class service and comfort.
Or, picture sitting with a group of four to six friends at
your own table, looking directly at the ice surface from
above the lower bowl. A server comes by and you place
your beverage order before perusing the mouth-watering
spread waiting for you in the buffet line.
Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) for Rogers Place had
been met, meaning Oil Country will start to see action on
the arena site as soon March 2014.
“We set out on this journey over six years ago because
Edmonton needed a new arena,” said Katz. “Rexall Place
has served our city and our team well for over 40 years,
but its time had come. The people of Edmonton deserved
a new and better experience and our team required a
modern facility that could sustain an NHL franchise for
the very, very long term.”
Sustainability was an important factor at the forefront
of Katz’ mind during the process, and as part of the
Lease Agreement, the state-of-the-art facility will house
the Oilers and Oil Kings for a minimum of 35 years. In
addition to hockey, Rogers Place will be a beacon for
international-calibre concerts and events.
While this may seem like nothing more than a happy
daydream, it will soon become a reality as Edmonton’s
new downtown arena, Rogers Place, has been given the
green light to begin construction.
On February 11, Oilers owner Daryl Katz and Mayor Don
Iveson took to City Hall to announce that the $480-million
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with a project that will help realize our vision of a more
vibrant downtown and ensures that the Edmonton Oilers
remain a vital part of our city for years to come,” said
Iveson. “The look of Rogers Place is bold and forwardlooking, just like Edmonton. As part of our downtown
vision, it will serve as a symbol of our city’s great future.”
And there’s no denying the future looks bright. Along with
the world-class entertainment it will bring to Oil Country,
the arena will play a key role in the transformation that
has already begun in the heart of our city.
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“This plan included a series of catalysts and projects
that together will revitalize the core of our city and build
a town that is vibrant and sustainable, well-designed
and accessible,” said Iveson. “The downtown arena
and entertainment centre was one of those initiatives.
While it alone will not change our downtown, it is a
foundational part of that transformation.”
event, and access to a Loge Club at the end of the arena.
There will also be a number of other clubs and spaces for
guests to enjoy throughout their visit.
In addition to aesthetics and comfort, Rogers Place will
be the most technologically enabled sport facility in all
of North America when it opens its doors. Signing an
unprecedented 13-year telecommunications sponsorship
deal with the Oilers at the onset of the season, Rogers
Communications will leverage its extensive network and
multiplatform content investments to enhance fans’
experiences throughout the games.
While there’s no doubt that Rogers Place will be the hub
of the arena district, the deal also includes four other
integral components of the project: the community rink,
Winter Garden, LRT connection, and pedestrian pedway.
Set to open its doors in time for the 2016 NHL season,
Oilers fans will experience a sleek and modern design
based upon the iconic oil drop, with exterior siding made
to resemble snow drifts. It will become a landmark in the
city’s downtown, setting the tone for other infrastructure
that will follow.
These four dynamic spaces were designed with the
idea of accessibility at the forefront. Families will be
able to enjoy an afternoon of skating or an evening of
Grant MacEwan Griffins hockey at the community rink,
along with taking in Oilers practices. Downtown workers
looking for a vibrant space to meet for lunch or take an
indoor stroll will have year-round access to the Winter
Garden.
“It will be an iconic and beautiful building that, like
great hockey players, makes everything around it better,”
said Katz.
Once inside, fans will enjoy 18,641 seats for hockey
games and wide concourses with endless food and
beverage options to enjoy during intermissions. The
lower bowl will contain almost 2,000 more seats than
what currently exists at Rexall Place, with a minimum
seat width of 19 inches.
“There will be all kinds of space for people that want
to do something special,” said Oilers President & COO
Patrick LaForge. “We’re planning four or five different
clubs for entertaining, dining and watching hockey and
all the other things that will go on in the building. Some
of them will be small and intimate at 100, and some
of them large like the Loge area which will be around
1,200.”
As envisioned above, the Loge area is a relatively new
concept to arena options. Loge seating will allow groups
of four to six to purchase a table that includes access
to a buffet, beverage service throughout the game or
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Rogers Place and its additional spaces will play a key
role in attracting private development that will make up
the arena district. Edmonton’s downtown core will start
to see a welcome boost of restaurants, retail spaces and
accommodations that will enliven the heart of our city.
There’s no doubt it’s an exciting time to be an Oilers
fan and resident of Oil Country. Whether you pictured
yourself at an Oilers game, seeing the biggest musical
acts or enjoying a pre-event meal with your friends,
Rogers Place will be buzzing in 2016.
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Defencemen Anton Belov and Justin Schultz might patrol the blue line
separately, but in the locker room they’re bunked together as stall-mates.
Ever wonder what it’s like to sit beside an Olympian? Schultz gives the
low down on the Russian, while Belov dishes the dirt on #19.
HIM OR ME?
Who keeps his locker stall cleaner?
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Who has smellier equipment?
O HIM O ME
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O HIM O ME
Who is more likely to prank the other?
O HIM O ME
Who takes longer to get ready after
practice?
O HIM O ME
Who has a harder shot?
O HIM O ME (Wrist shot - Him)
Who has better hair?
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Who keeps his locker stall cleaner?
O HIM O ME
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Favourite Olympic Sport
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