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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By: Mark Spector
The Los Angeles Kings won their fourth consecutive overtime game over the Edmonton Oilers by a 5-4 score, a game the Kings deserved to win.
LOS ANGELES — When the Edmonton Oilers reeled off their 16-game winning streak this season, they allowed an average of 1.50 goals per game against over that stretch.
On a Friday night in Los Angeles, we were reminded of Evander Kane's true worth, as he finished Game 3 with a Gordie Howe hat trick in a dominant 6-1 Oilers win.
The theory went something like this: Having faced Edmonton for two straight springs, nobody knew better how to defuse this explosive Oilers offence than the stingy, defence-bent Los Angeles Kings. In practice, however, it has played out in the inverse. The Oilers have gone off.
By: Mark Spector
The Oilers would never win it all until they ceased being that team that only won games that Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl won for them.On Sunday, it was Stuart Skinner and Vincent Desharnais who were the leading men in Hollywood, and helped the Oilers take a stranglehold on this series.
By: Mark Spector
EDMONTON — You can see how it works now, that a team that went three rounds and two rounds, respectively, in the past two playoff seasons has a different set of tools with which to approach run No. 3.
By: Mark Spector
Meet Cody Ceci, The Piano Man by day, Edmonton's whipping boy the rest of the time.
EDMONTON — Over the years, there has been no more qualified voice than Drew Doughty 's when it comes to evaluating Connor McDavid
By: Mark Spector
For the third season in a row, Edmonton rolls into the second round, this time on the heels of a five-game series win and a 4-3 closing game in which the Oilers' special teams bludgeoned L.A. into their summer.
There are two convenient ways of looking at this all-Canadian matchup out West, and we’ll let you be the judge as to which way makes the most sense.
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