Gunn wrote on Tue, 14 April 2009 15:07

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Skylerh22 wrote on Fri, 18 January 2008 19:20

The funny part is that the oilfans bot also new the games was over with 7 min to go so it just posted this thread early.

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rukm01 wrote on Sun, 01 July 2012 21:54

Souray is a Duck is one letter away from being totally accurate.

When you get all set to watch the game, and within 10 minutes the Oilers are losing:

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rukm01 wrote on Sun, 01 July 2012 21:54

Souray is a Duck is one letter away from being totally accurate.

Wyntermute wrote on Fri, 18 January 2008 19:31

Time to blow it up. 100% rebuild mode, NOW.

No, we can not give anaheim a top pick this year. I dont want to see Bruke as he walks up and calls Stamkos name.

We can Blow it up next year and get Tavares

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Hemskoreson wrote on Fri, 18 January 2008 14:19

Brind'Amour is going to make us his biatch tonight. I smell a blow out. 6-1 Canes. Horc with the G and Hemmer with the A.

Didn't watch it after 3-1 but i guess I wasn't far off. I should have written "(insert Canes' player here) is going to make us (his/their) biatch tonight. I guess hindsight is 20/20. Bring on Kovy. Maybe he'll feel sorry for us and want a trade here next summer.

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The only Steady thing about him is his deterioration in play.

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dkb19 wrote on Mon, 20 July 2009 13:05 (re: Horcoff)

He's like a mastercard comercial, alot of what he does is priceless.

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So this is what hope feels like?

dkb19 wrote on Mon, 20 July 2009 13:05 (re: Horcoff)

He's like a mastercard comercial, alot of what he does is priceless.

Regulator wrote on Sat, 19 January 2008 12:42

halfafrog wrote on Sat, 19 January 2008 10:12 Like I said in the Pre-Game LA thread this is a very dangerous time for the Oilers. Playing the worst team in the league (LA) and then a road trip against the weakest division in the league (SE). Traditionally this team has bee completely unable to beat the worst teams (LA, Washington) and this road trip is confirming it. Carolina is a crappy team too now. About as lousy as us at least any playing no team stronger than Atlanta 8 times a year. And that entire southeast division is lead by Atlanta (which was off to a what 1-10-0 start?). Its an utterly frustrating to see this team choke again and again vs the worst teams. The year of their run they lost to the worst team in the conference with 2 games left, St Louis and had to rely on Vancouver to self destruct as they had games in hand. And thank God they obliged us. This team has the killer instinct of a fish out of water, flopping around like they have no business playing professional hockey. Mr Staios went backwards umpteen times and caused a half dozen turnovers in the first two periods. They were beaten to the puck constantly in their own ends. Looked very tired and I was thinking oh oh either they hang on or the third gets ugly. What is more frustrating is to see a riddled Colorado team (with no Smyth, Stastny or Sakic) sweep through this same division last week and WIN every beat every freaken team. INJURIES are NO exccuse. Yup I think you hit the nail of the head there. So frustrating to me to watch teams with less talent / injuries than the Oilers play so much better. Clear illustrations are Columbus, Phoenix and Colorado last week. It's mind boggling to me how those teams are so much tougher to play against, and so much more solid in every facet. Watching Phoenix and Columbus especially shows you what a well coached team with an effective system really is, regardless of the players you have. Sadly, we are team with all the skill in the world, some great young players, 2 forward superstars, 3 top 4 dmen in any team, and we still continue to struggle every week to show any sort of consistency. Only with a coaching change will we see this consistency.

Absolutely zero question that we're not 'there' yet as a team and perhaps as an organization.

Still a hell of a lot better than last season overall with some of the promising youngsters and some of the traded players working out (Pitkanen).

As far as a realistic playoff chance though...

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feepa wrote on Sat, 19 January 2008 15:11

MyBestGuess wrote on Sat, 19 January 2008 15:08 Regulator wrote on Sat, 19 January 2008 12:42 halfafrog wrote on Sat, 19 January 2008 10:12 Like I said in the Pre-Game LA thread this is a very dangerous time for the Oilers. Playing the worst team in the league (LA) and then a road trip against the weakest division in the league (SE). Traditionally this team has bee completely unable to beat the worst teams (LA, Washington) and this road trip is confirming it. Carolina is a crappy team too now. About as lousy as us at least any playing no team stronger than Atlanta 8 times a year. And that entire southeast division is lead by Atlanta (which was off to a what 1-10-0 start?). Its an utterly frustrating to see this team choke again and again vs the worst teams. The year of their run they lost to the worst team in the conference with 2 games left, St Louis and had to rely on Vancouver to self destruct as they had games in hand. And thank God they obliged us. This team has the killer instinct of a fish out of water, flopping around like they have no business playing professional hockey. Mr Staios went backwards umpteen times and caused a half dozen turnovers in the first two periods. They were beaten to the puck constantly in their own ends. Looked very tired and I was thinking oh oh either they hang on or the third gets ugly. What is more frustrating is to see a riddled Colorado team (with no Smyth, Stastny or Sakic) sweep through this same division last week and WIN every beat every freaken team. INJURIES are NO exccuse. Yup I think you hit the nail of the head there. So frustrating to me to watch teams with less talent / injuries than the Oilers play so much better. Clear illustrations are Columbus, Phoenix and Colorado last week. It's mind boggling to me how those teams are so much tougher to play against, and so much more solid in every facet. Watching Phoenix and Columbus especially shows you what a well coached team with an effective system really is, regardless of the players you have. Sadly, we are team with all the skill in the world, some great young players, 2 forward superstars, 3 top 4 dmen in any team, and we still continue to struggle every week to show any sort of consistency. Only with a coaching change will we see this consistency. Absolutely zero question that we're not 'there' yet as a team and perhaps as an organization. Still a hell of a lot better than last season overall with some of the promising youngsters and some of the traded players working out (Pitkanen). As far as a realistic playoff chance though... This lady has been singing that playoff 'song' since about last december at least, and will continue to hit those high notes until this organization pulls it's head out of Mac T's and Lowe's collective asses.

Fixed for dramatic clarity.

The only Steady thing about him is his deterioration in play.

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