Michael Menzies is a Reporter/On-Air Personality at various outlets. He specializes in sports journalism, covering competitive sports, sports business, and broadcasting, with a focus on team sports and major league events, as well as international sports leagues and federations. Michael's work has been featured in Lakeland Connect, Yardbarker, and Nation Network.
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Edmonton, Canada (Local)
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Michael Menzies' coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and breaking news in the Lac La Biche area of Canada. With a strong emphasis on sports and crime stories, Michael is likely to be interested in pitches related to local sports events or teams, law enforcement activities including RCMP updates and crime prevention initiatives.
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By: Michael Menzies
On this day, 31 years ago, Aug. 4, 1995, Curtis Joseph became an Edmonton Oiler and one of the most beloved in franchise history. Joseph provided hope through a particularly trying time for the franchise. The Oilers suffered economic hardships that made keeping good players difficult, and with owner Peter Pocklington’s tangled debts, fans were…
The Edmonton Oilers will need to make one more signing this off-season as part of a new wrinkle in the NHL’s collective bargaining agreement. One of the more charming and whimsical elements of hockey in recent years is the idea that a man off the street could suddenly be thrust into game action. The emergency backup…
Former Edmonton Oilers forward Noah Philp has decided to hang up his skates.
By: Michael Menzies
A prominent player agent says NHL expansion is coming to either Houston or Atlanta.
By: Michael Menzies
If this song had a chorus, it would be, “The Day That Music Died.” Thirty-eight years ago, with a hockey world quiet and distracted by summer, the Edmonton Oilers (as in Peter Pocklington) sold Wayne Gretzky to the Los Angeles Kings. Its legacy has been worthy of many documentaries and books, captured well, like Don…
By: Michael Menzies
The Edmonton Oilers‘ next acquisition will likely be a forward, according to general manager Stan Bowman, but he’s not in a rush to make an addition just yet. Bowman was a guest on Friday’s edition of Oilers Now with Bob Stauffer and was asked about his roster heading into the season. Edmonton is in a…
By: Michael Menzies
The Edmonton Oilers ‘ next acquisition will likely be a forward, according to general manager Stan Bowman , but he's not in a rush to make an addition just yet.
By: Michael Menzies
Count me amongst the admirers of Josh Samanski's defensive game.
By: Michael Menzies
Count me amongst the admirers of Josh Samanski’s defensive game. When the Edmonton Oilers were growing short on bodies, especially at centre, through the home stretch of the 2025–26 NHL season, Samanski seized the opportunity. What a whirlwind of a calendar year for the one-time, undrafted DEL product. He went from signing an NHL contract…
This August, Oilersnation will ask one question about every Edmonton Oilers player projected to be on the 2026-27 roster in preparation for the upcoming season.
