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Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748799]	Fri, 06 December 2019 03:00

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Thursday, November 21, 2019 Edmonton 1 @ Los Angeles 5 Loss
Friday, December 6, 2019 Los Angeles 1 @ Edmonton 2 Win
Sunday, February 23, 2020 Edmonton 4 @ Los Angeles 2 Win
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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748806 is a reply to message #748799 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 09:25

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This is going to be ugly.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748810 is a reply to message #748806 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 09:37

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McDavid97 wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 09:25

This is going to be ugly.

It could also be eye-opening for us as to what this team really is.

"There's no greater springboard to development than failure." - Craig MacTavish, April 13/15.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748811 is a reply to message #748810 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 09:41

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If the Oilers can't come out with a good effort after playing a stinker a few days ago, that's a big time concern.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748813 is a reply to message #748799 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 09:49

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Playing the former Cup champs. Should be quite a battle!

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748815 is a reply to message #748799 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 09:50

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The month of December and specifically these early games will likely be seen as a turning point for this team.
I heard today they only play one team currently above them in the standings, the Blues. The rest are lower to middle class teams that a playoff contender should be beating.

If they struggle against the lower teams, as they did last game, and lose a handful we will all look back at this time and see where the season went wrong.

If they can come out of it with a large point percentage, the playoffs will all but be guaranteed, given the early season cushion they built. The good news is they have not had a real losing streak this year.

Hopefully the come out tonight with some proper effort and put the boots to the Kings.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748817 is a reply to message #748815 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 10:00

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PlusOne wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 09:50

The month of December and specifically these early games will likely be seen as a turning point for this team.
I heard today they only play one team currently above them in the standings, the Blues. The rest are lower to middle class teams that a playoff contender should be beating.

If they struggle against the lower teams, as they did last game, and lose a handful we will all look back at this time and see where the season went wrong.

If they can come out of it with a large point percentage, the playoffs will all but be guaranteed, given the early season cushion they built. The good news is they have not had a real losing streak this year.

Hopefully the come out tonight with some proper effort and put the boots to the Kings.

They really really need to win this one. Ugh, if we manage to lose 2 in a row right now, we will have the exact same record that we had last year at game 32

http://oilers.ice.nhl.com/club/teamseasoncomparison.htm

Yikes, Dec was ugly after the mid-point last year.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748819 is a reply to message #748817 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 10:22

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Kr55 wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 10:00

PlusOne wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 09:50

The month of December and specifically these early games will likely be seen as a turning point for this team.
I heard today they only play one team currently above them in the standings, the Blues. The rest are lower to middle class teams that a playoff contender should be beating.

If they struggle against the lower teams, as they did last game, and lose a handful we will all look back at this time and see where the season went wrong.

If they can come out of it with a large point percentage, the playoffs will all but be guaranteed, given the early season cushion they built. The good news is they have not had a real losing streak this year.

Hopefully the come out tonight with some proper effort and put the boots to the Kings.

They really really need to win this one. Ugh, if we manage to lose 2 in a row right now, we will have the exact same record that we had last year at game 32

http://oilers.ice.nhl.com/club/teamseasoncomparison.htm

Yikes, Dec was ugly after the mid-point last year.

This point was where the Hitchcock bump seemed to come to an end, eh? They had a few wins after he was hired...annnnnnd then just fell off a cliff. Any word on if any of our injured guys are back?

I'm curious why the Oilers recalled Cave rather than Benson, Yamamoto, or even Malone. Cave has 5 points in 16 AHL games this year, while Benson has 17 in 21. With two of our top six out, do we really need another "safe" borderline fourth liner? Worth noting, while the team may see Cave as more defensively responsible, he's also -11 in the 16 games on the farm and -5 in 38 Oilers games over this year and last.

Benson isn't lighting the world on fire, but the team needs someone with a pulse offensively, and I've never seen that from Cave (3-1-4 in 38 Oilers games, 4-5-9 in 61 NHL games).

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748820 is a reply to message #748819 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 10:25

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Adam wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 10:22

Kr55 wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 10:00

PlusOne wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 09:50

The month of December and specifically these early games will likely be seen as a turning point for this team.
I heard today they only play one team currently above them in the standings, the Blues. The rest are lower to middle class teams that a playoff contender should be beating.

If they struggle against the lower teams, as they did last game, and lose a handful we will all look back at this time and see where the season went wrong.

If they can come out of it with a large point percentage, the playoffs will all but be guaranteed, given the early season cushion they built. The good news is they have not had a real losing streak this year.

Hopefully the come out tonight with some proper effort and put the boots to the Kings.

They really really need to win this one. Ugh, if we manage to lose 2 in a row right now, we will have the exact same record that we had last year at game 32

http://oilers.ice.nhl.com/club/teamseasoncomparison.htm

Yikes, Dec was ugly after the mid-point last year.

This point was where the Hitchcock bump seemed to come to an end, eh? They had a few wins after he was hired...annnnnnd then just fell off a cliff. Any word on if any of our injured guys are back?

I'm curious why the Oilers recalled Cave rather than Benson, Yamamoto, or even Malone. Cave has 5 points in 16 AHL games this year, while Benson has 17 in 21. With two of our top six out, do we really need another "safe" borderline fourth liner? Worth noting, while the team may see Cave as more defensively responsible, he's also -11 in the 16 games on the farm and -5 in 38 Oilers games over this year and last.

Benson isn't lighting the world on fire, but the team needs someone with a pulse offensively, and I've never seen that from Cave (3-1-4 in 38 Oilers games, 4-5-9 in 61 NHL games).

Why would you call up Yams? Unless he's playing in the mini-game during the intermission?

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748823 is a reply to message #748820 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 10:28

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CrudeRemarks wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 10:25

Adam wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 10:22

Kr55 wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 10:00

PlusOne wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 09:50

The month of December and specifically these early games will likely be seen as a turning point for this team.
I heard today they only play one team currently above them in the standings, the Blues. The rest are lower to middle class teams that a playoff contender should be beating.

If they struggle against the lower teams, as they did last game, and lose a handful we will all look back at this time and see where the season went wrong.

If they can come out of it with a large point percentage, the playoffs will all but be guaranteed, given the early season cushion they built. The good news is they have not had a real losing streak this year.

Hopefully the come out tonight with some proper effort and put the boots to the Kings.

They really really need to win this one. Ugh, if we manage to lose 2 in a row right now, we will have the exact same record that we had last year at game 32

http://oilers.ice.nhl.com/club/teamseasoncomparison.htm

Yikes, Dec was ugly after the mid-point last year.

This point was where the Hitchcock bump seemed to come to an end, eh? They had a few wins after he was hired...annnnnnd then just fell off a cliff. Any word on if any of our injured guys are back?

I'm curious why the Oilers recalled Cave rather than Benson, Yamamoto, or even Malone. Cave has 5 points in 16 AHL games this year, while Benson has 17 in 21. With two of our top six out, do we really need another "safe" borderline fourth liner? Worth noting, while the team may see Cave as more defensively responsible, he's also -11 in the 16 games on the farm and -5 in 38 Oilers games over this year and last.

Benson isn't lighting the world on fire, but the team needs someone with a pulse offensively, and I've never seen that from Cave (3-1-4 in 38 Oilers games, 4-5-9 in 61 NHL games).

Why would you call up Yams? Unless he's playing in the mini-game during the intermission?

He can skate at a pro level and has 5-6-11 in 16 AHL games this year. That's significantly better than Cave. He's also had some experience in the NHL, so isn't likely to come in too starstruck. He's generated shots while playing in the NHL previously - which is at least part of the battle. His NHL stats are marginally better than Cave's too - 1-4-5 in 26 NHL games - considering the gap in age, I think that's significant and projects MUCH better.

I am probably recalling Benson rather than Yamamoto, but I have Yamamoto over Cave every day of the week. You just can't put Cave with McDavid or Draisaitl and hope that he's going to do anything, where as I think with Benson and Yamamoto - while they're far from the ideal players there - they're not fish out of water.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748825 is a reply to message #748815 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 10:32

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PlusOne wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 09:50

I heard today they only play one team currently above them in the standings, the Blues. The rest are lower to middle class teams that a playoff contender should be beating.

If they struggle against the lower teams, as they did last game, and lose a handful we will all look back at this time and see where the season went wrong.
.

Well most years, most teams are above the Oilers in the standings. This year the Oilers are fortunate to be above most teams. So it more about where the Oilers are in the standings than the schedule. Either way, the should come out to play no matter the opponent.

Losers 3 out of the last 4. This team needs to start showing up for games.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748828 is a reply to message #748799 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 10:54

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Lines per the Stauf;

Khaira-Draisaitl-Gagner
Neal-McDavid-Archibald
Granlund-Haas-Chiasson
Nygard-Sheahan-P Russell
Cave-RNH-Kassian

Nurse-Bear
Klefbom-Persson
Russell-Larsson
Manning

Koskinen
Smith

Notes;
This will be the first time all season where we see the same starting tender 3 straight. Doesn’t sound like RNH or Kassian are a go tonight.

Not sure ‘bout y’all... but I declare this one as a MUST WIN!!!

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Category 2 - Moderately Musty
Category 3 - Considerably Musty
Category 4 - Severely Musty
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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748830 is a reply to message #748828 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 11:34

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Oscargasm wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 10:54

Lines per the Stauf;

Khaira-Draisaitl-Gagner
Neal-McDavid-Archibald
Granlund-Haas-Chiasson
Nygard-Sheahan-P Russell
Cave-RNH-Kassian

Nurse-Bear
Klefbom-Persson
Russell-Larsson
Manning

Koskinen
Smith

Notes;
This will be the first time all season where we see the same starting tender 3 straight. Doesn’t sound like RNH or Kassian are a go tonight.

Not sure ‘bout y’all... but I declare this one as a MUST WIN!!!

Damn, McDavid on the 2nd line tonight. Another first overall bust picked by the Oilers.

They have to pull this one out tonight, treat it as a MUST WIN.

"Bah Gawd! Would somebody stop the damn draft!"

- Jim Ross calling the NHL Draft Lotto 2015 as the Oilers win

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748831 is a reply to message #748830 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 11:36

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WhoreableGuy wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 11:34

Oscargasm wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 10:54

Lines per the Stauf;

Khaira-Draisaitl-Gagner
Neal-McDavid-Archibald
Granlund-Haas-Chiasson
Nygard-Sheahan-P Russell
Cave-RNH-Kassian

Nurse-Bear
Klefbom-Persson
Russell-Larsson
Manning

Koskinen
Smith

Notes;
This will be the first time all season where we see the same starting tender 3 straight. Doesn’t sound like RNH or Kassian are a go tonight.

Not sure ‘bout y’all... but I declare this one as a MUST WIN!!!

Damn, McDavid on the 2nd line tonight. Another first overall bust picked by the Oilers.

They have to pull this one out tonight, treat it as a MUST WIN.

I think the lines are more like:

1A
1B
4C
4F

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748832 is a reply to message #748831 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 11:41

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At least they are starting Koskinen. Smith has been lite up twice by the Kings.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748851 is a reply to message #748828 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 14:03

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Oscargasm wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 10:54

Lines per the Stauf;

Khaira-Draisaitl-Gagner
Neal-McDavid-Archibald
Granlund-Haas-Chiasson
Nygard-Sheahan-P Russell
Cave-RNH-Kassian

Nurse-Bear
Klefbom-Persson
Russell-Larsson
Manning

Koskinen
Smith

Notes;
This will be the first time all season where we see the same starting tender 3 straight. Doesn’t sound like RNH or Kassian are a go tonight.

Not sure ‘bout y’all... but I declare this one as a MUST WIN!!!

Those top 2 lines are aligned for maximum twitter attention gathering.

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- Lowe, 2013

"Next year I would forecast as another developmental year"
- MacT, 2015

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748840 is a reply to message #748799 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 12:39

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They. Need. To. Win.

Full stop.

They lose and I don't think I'm being too much of an alarmist by saying, this could get real ugly around here.

The very definition of insanity is doing the exact same thing expecting different results.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748841 is a reply to message #748840 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 12:47

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Rocksteady wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 13:39

They. Need. To. Win.

Full stop.

They lose and I don't think I'm being too much of an alarmist by saying, this could get real ugly around here.

Hey there, I’m OSCARGASM and I’m a realist. Would anyone here agree a win here could just be delaying the inevitable? #tease #halfchub

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Category 3 - Considerably Musty
Category 4 - Severely Musty
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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748845 is a reply to message #748841 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 12:56

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Oscargasm wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 12:47

Rocksteady wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 13:39

They. Need. To. Win.

Full stop.

They lose and I don't think I'm being too much of an alarmist by saying, this could get real ugly around here.

Hey there, I’m OSCARGASM and I’m a realist. Would anyone here agree a win here could just be delaying the inevitable? #tease #halfchub

.500 hockey the rest of the way with 6 or 7 OTLs mixed in gets us around 95 or 96 points. Put'er in neutral boys!

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748847 is a reply to message #748845 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 13:05

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If you take away our 7-1 start, we are basically a .500 hockey team since (10-9-3) - the good news is that they CAN'T take them away, but for as good as we all feel we have been doing, we're just 5 points up on non playoff teams in our conference. We really need to string together some wins here, especially against these bottom feeders.

Ironically, I feel the team has looked better since going 7-1, but as the saying goes, they don't ask how...

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748848 is a reply to message #748847 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 13:10

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Mike wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 14:05

If you take away our 7-1 start, we are basically a .500 hockey team since (10-9-3) - the good news is that they CAN'T take them away, but for as good as we all feel we have been doing, we're just 5 points up on non playoff teams in our conference. We really need to string together some wins here, especially against these bottom feeders.

Ironically, I feel the team has looked better since going 7-1, but as the saying goes, they don't ask how...

When I do a little... Uh... housekeeping, it definitely looks bigger. Doesn’t actually mean it is bigger though.

That’s what I feel this team is.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748849 is a reply to message #748848 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 13:14

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Oscargasm wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 14:10

Mike wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 14:05

If you take away our 7-1 start, we are basically a .500 hockey team since (10-9-3) - the good news is that they CAN'T take them away, but for as good as we all feel we have been doing, we're just 5 points up on non playoff teams in our conference. We really need to string together some wins here, especially against these bottom feeders.

Ironically, I feel the team has looked better since going 7-1, but as the saying goes, they don't ask how...

When I do a little... Uh... housekeeping, it definitely looks bigger. Doesn’t actually mean it is bigger though.

That’s what I feel this team is.

One of the best ways to describe the state of the team ever. I actually chuckled out loud at work. Got a couple of odd looks.

Also my nomination for the Oilfans post HOF. Well done.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748868 is a reply to message #748849 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 20:38

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PlusOne wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 14:14

Oscargasm wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 14:10

Mike wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 14:05

If you take away our 7-1 start, we are basically a .500 hockey team since (10-9-3) - the good news is that they CAN'T take them away, but for as good as we all feel we have been doing, we're just 5 points up on non playoff teams in our conference. We really need to string together some wins here, especially against these bottom feeders.

Ironically, I feel the team has looked better since going 7-1, but as the saying goes, they don't ask how...

When I do a little... Uh... housekeeping, it definitely looks bigger. Doesn’t actually mean it is bigger though.

That’s what I feel this team is.

One of the best ways to describe the state of the team ever. I actually chuckled out loud at work. Got a couple of odd looks.

Also my nomination for the Oilfans post HOF. Well done.

Does it make it better that I won my 3rd cup with that post? #3000Club

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748905 is a reply to message #748848 ]	Sat, 07 December 2019 14:48

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Oscargasm wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 12:10

Mike wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 14:05

If you take away our 7-1 start, we are basically a .500 hockey team since (10-9-3) - the good news is that they CAN'T take them away, but for as good as we all feel we have been doing, we're just 5 points up on non playoff teams in our conference. We really need to string together some wins here, especially against these bottom feeders.

Ironically, I feel the team has looked better since going 7-1, but as the saying goes, they don't ask how...

When I do a little... Uh... housekeeping, it definitely looks bigger. Doesn’t actually mean it is bigger though.

That’s what I feel this team is.

Oh yeah man, if you de clutter your house you definitely can make allot of space and you'll swear you moved to a bigger house. Throw out anything that doesn't bring you joy and increase your square footage is what we're supposed to do right?

That's what your talking about, right?

Bob Marley and the (Hartford) Wailers.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748908 is a reply to message #748905 ]	Sat, 07 December 2019 15:51

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Xombie wrote on Sat, 07 December 2019 15:48

Oscargasm wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 12:10

Mike wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 14:05

If you take away our 7-1 start, we are basically a .500 hockey team since (10-9-3) - the good news is that they CAN'T take them away, but for as good as we all feel we have been doing, we're just 5 points up on non playoff teams in our conference. We really need to string together some wins here, especially against these bottom feeders.

Ironically, I feel the team has looked better since going 7-1, but as the saying goes, they don't ask how...

When I do a little... Uh... housekeeping, it definitely looks bigger. Doesn’t actually mean it is bigger though.

That’s what I feel this team is.

Oh yeah man, if you de clutter your house you definitely can make allot of space and you'll swear you moved to a bigger house. Throw out anything that doesn't bring you joy and increase your square footage is what we're supposed to do right?

That's what your talking about, right?

Ye... yeah, exactly. Sweeping away the unwanted hair that accumulates over time.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748855 is a reply to message #748799 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 14:44

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I'm playing hockey tonight and will check score before getting into PVR, Oil seem to have a hard time with LA.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748856 is a reply to message #748855 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 15:08

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Skookum Jim wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 14:44

I'm playing hockey tonight and will check score before getting into PVR, Oil seem to have a hard time with LA.

Mustn't Lose Game

Worst six teams in the league & Oilers record against them so far this year:

#26 - Chicago - 0-1-0 (3-1L)
#27 - Columbus - 1-0-0 (4-1W)
#28 - Ottawa - 0-1-0 (5-2L)
#29 - Los Angeles - 1-1-0 (6-5W, 5-1L)
#30 - New Jersey - 1-0-0 (4-0L)
#31 - Detroit - 1-1-0 (2-1W, 3-1L)

Combined record of 3-5-0 against the worst teams in the league. That's going to have to get better if we're going to hope to be successful this year. No time like the present!

"Thinking that a bad team's best players are the reason the team is bad is the "Tambellini re-signing Lennart Petrell" of sports opinions." @Woodguy55
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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748875 is a reply to message #748856 ]	Fri, 06 December 2019 20:59

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Adam wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 15:08

Worst six teams in the league & Oilers record against them so far this year:

#26 - Chicago - 0-1-0 (3-1L)
#27 - Columbus - 1-0-0 (4-1W)
#28 - Ottawa - 0-1-0 (5-2L)
#29 - Los Angeles - 1-1-0 (6-5W, 5-1L)
#30 - New Jersey - 1-0-0 (4-0L)
#31 - Detroit - 1-1-0 (2-1W, 3-1L)

Combined record of 3-5-0 against the worst teams in the league. That's going to have to get better if we're going to hope to be successful this year. No time like the present!

We've beaten the huge loser Taylor Hall and the Devils twice already.

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748890 is a reply to message #748875 ]	Sat, 07 December 2019 09:51

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NetBOG wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 20:59

Adam wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 15:08

Worst six teams in the league & Oilers record against them so far this year:

#26 - Chicago - 0-1-0 (3-1L)
#27 - Columbus - 1-0-0 (4-1W)
#28 - Ottawa - 0-1-0 (5-2L)
#29 - Los Angeles - 1-1-0 (6-5W, 5-1L)
#30 - New Jersey - 1-0-0 (4-0L)
#31 - Detroit - 1-1-0 (2-1W, 3-1L)

Combined record of 3-5-0 against the worst teams in the league. That's going to have to get better if we're going to hope to be successful this year. No time like the present!

We've beaten the huge loser Taylor Hall and the Devils twice already.

That's great news. That means that after last night we are back to .500 against the worst the league has to throw at us!

"Thinking that a bad team's best players are the reason the team is bad is the "Tambellini re-signing Lennart Petrell" of sports opinions." @Woodguy55
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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748893 is a reply to message #748875 ]	Sat, 07 December 2019 11:46

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NetBOG wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 20:59

Adam wrote on Fri, 06 December 2019 15:08

Worst six teams in the league & Oilers record against them so far this year:

#26 - Chicago - 0-1-0 (3-1L)
#27 - Columbus - 1-0-0 (4-1W)
#28 - Ottawa - 0-1-0 (5-2L)
#29 - Los Angeles - 1-1-0 (6-5W, 5-1L)
#30 - New Jersey - 1-0-0 (4-0L)
#31 - Detroit - 1-1-0 (2-1W, 3-1L)

Combined record of 3-5-0 against the worst teams in the league. That's going to have to get better if we're going to hope to be successful this year. No time like the present!

We've beaten the huge loser Taylor Hall and the Devils twice already.

Just.....can't.....help.....yourself, can you?

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Re: Pregame: Los Angeles @ Edmonton (Game #31) [message #748910 is a reply to message #748893 ]	Sat, 07 December 2019 18:05

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At least he pointed out that Adam’s “facts” were inaccurate... on the negative side of course ;-). partially kidding ... I don’t mean to say it was on purpose

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