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I did a lot of Edmonton Oilers game during the years and I'd go talk to Wayne Gretzky before every game ... We talked about anything; his dad, the way he handled the stick, the way he worked with Jari Kurri and Paul Coffey. I think the viewers deserved that.
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When I recall the commotion that [the trade] raised, I don't think anybody understood, at least understood that I had no choice ... The Edmonton Oilers would have been without a great array of players that we picked up in the trade, plus the $18.5 million Canadian that small markets definitely need. I w...
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Some of the identity they wanted to be known for, they felt it slipped off ... The 'hard-working Edmonton Oilers in a working man's town, we're going to show up and nobody is going to out-work us.' A lot of them want to re-establish that.
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We're very pleased with the amount of talent that has passed through Stockton on the way to training camp in Edmonton ... It's a testimony of how beneficial the Thunder and Oilers relationship has meant to both hockey clubs over the last three years. We're very satisfied how we can assist with developin...
– Matt Thomas SOURCE: Our Sports Central
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I did a lot of Edmonton Oilers game during the years and I'd go talk to Wayne Gretzky before every game ... We talked about anything; his dad, the way he handled the stick, the way he worked with Jari Kurri and Paul Coffey. I think the viewers deserved that.
SOURCE: Belleville News-Democrat -
When I recall the commotion that [the trade] raised, I don't think anybody understood, at least understood that I had no choice ... The Edmonton Oilers would have been without a great array of players that we picked up in the trade, plus the $18.5 million Canadian that small markets definitely need. I w...
SOURCE: CBC News -
Some of the identity they wanted to be known for, they felt it slipped off ... The 'hard-working Edmonton Oilers in a working man's town, we're going to show up and nobody is going to out-work us.' A lot of them want to re-establish that.
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We're very pleased with the amount of talent that has passed through Stockton on the way to training camp in Edmonton ... It's a testimony of how beneficial the Thunder and Oilers relationship has meant to both hockey clubs over the last three years. We're very satisfied how we can assist with developin...
– Matt Thomas SOURCE: Our Sports Central
