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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By: Mark Spector
VANCOUVER — “Hello, Newman…” The Vancouver Canucks “welcome” the Edmonton Oilers to Rogers Arena the way Jerry Seinfeld welcomed a chance meeting with his postman neighbour.
Edmonton has clawed out a 7-7-1 mark thus far, and pulls to within two points of the Canucks rather than falling six behind, had they lost.
By: Mark Spector
With a four-point showing Tuesday in an OT win, Connor McDavid moved within one of the 1,000 mark. That makes the Oilers' next game on Thursday must-see TV.
By: Mark Spector
EDMONTON — In his first year as the Edmonton Oilers ' head coach, the sun shone on Todd McLellan's career.
For a goalie behind a slow-starting Edmonton Oilers team to have a slow-starting stats line should not surprise. But what might be a surprise is how Stuart Skinner feels about it. Mark Spector explains.
We've known since training camp that the current Edmonton Oilers defence corps is meant only to get them to the trade deadline, where the acquisition of a top-four D-man will stabilize the blue line.
By: Mark Spector
This morning, the Edmonton Oilers ' offence is a moribund 24th in the National Hockey League.
By: Mark Spector
Darnell Nurse doesn't sound like he's ready to accept Ryan Reaves' apology for a controversial hit. The Oilers defenceman believes the Leafs tough guy was aiming for his head on Saturday.
The Oilers have been playing OK. No better no worse. Their overall game is just not up to what the Cup-contending Wild is laying down, a fact evident by the 5-3 score — a final tally that made this game look far closer than it really was.
The analytics say that the Edmonton Oilers are a pretty good team. The eye test disagrees. Mark Spector breaks down how the team has done over the first quarter of the season.
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