Mark Spector is a TV analyst and columnist for sportsnet.ca. He covers national sports in Canada, with a focus on hockey and the Edmonton Oilers. Mark's articles provide in-depth analysis of the team's performance, player interviews, and insights into the hockey world.
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Mark Spector's coverage heavily revolves around sports, particularly hockey and the NHL. He focuses on event coverage and evolving stories related to the Edmonton Oilers, winning streaks, player contracts, and team performance.
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EDMONTON — We've arrived at the a crucial intersection in the Edmonton Oilers season, one that, as little as three weeks ago, we weren't sure they'd be ready for.
On this night, Skinner's even-keeled, professional game was a metaphor for an Oilers performance that oozed confidence and experience. They looked like a team that had played two months of these games not long ago, absorbing everything the high-scoring Lightning threw at them and calmly turned the chances aside, snuffing most plays before Skinner was even called upon to make a save.
By: Mark Spector
You can only lose to the same uniform for so long, and Leon Draisaitl and his Edmonton Oilers had clearly had enough.
By: Mark Spector
The fact this blue line has exceeded expectations has the Oilers right back on the board as a Stanley Cup contender.
EDMONTON — From the day they hired Kris Knoblauch a season ago — after Game 13 — the Edmonton Oilers were the best team in the National Hockey League for the rest of that 2023-24 regular season.
By: Mark Spector
As the Florida Panthers arrive in Edmonton for the first meeting between these two teams since Game 7 of last spring’s Stanley Cup Final, know one thing: the only people who want to make this game worth more than two points on a Monday night in December are Oilers fans, writes Sportsnet's Mark Spector.
The Oilers and Panthers entertained us mightily on a Monday night Stanley Cup rematch, with the Panthers scoring last to win 6-5.
EDMONTON — Culture is, perhaps, hockey's most divisive word. It separates the folks who play in the National Hockey League from those of us
By: Mark Spector
Hockey's culture of playing through pain has been passed down through the ages. One player's pain threshold has become a lever that raises many players' devotion, a way to provide added motivation during a long, tedious season.
By: Mark Spector
The experienced team won this game — their 11th in 13 games — because they know how to win on nights like this.
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