Frank Seravalli

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2,352 appearances 19 recordings 3 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 24 Jun

Frank Seravalli’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The only reason he's been brought in is because they had to, because it wouldn't be possible to get this push through without someone like him and the other Oilers leadership group being able to vouch for them wanting Mike Babcock.
If not, it would be a non-starter.
They had to go to the players and bring them in because it was such a toxic departure for
From Columbus.
If everything that you said is true, which I have no reason to doubt, then yes, I believe that he will become the next head coach of the Oilers because I don't see anyone standing in his way.
There were no charges filed.
There was obvious hints of mental manipulation.
There's no alleged physical or sexual abuse.
There's no other reason to withhold someone's ability to earn a living based on that.
So unless the PA decides to fight this, which I don't see happening, the league, I'm sure, appreciated that Mike Babcock was willing to get out of the way last time and resign so that it didn't become an even bigger story than it was.
And by the way, he did get paid.
They reached a settlement.
He never coached the game, but got paid a chunk of his contract to do so and leave.
um so yes uh i'd imagine that he would then indeed become the next head coach of the edmonton oilers and i think my one overarching question is this and i understand again we've talked about this ad nauseum what the requirements were for this role someone who's experienced and has won before and we also talked about how short that list got bruce cassidy
right now contractually unavailable then you've got peter laviolette now off the board and if it wasn't la then it might have been toronto and the oilers talked to him i believe on multiple occasions so i would have called him a finalist for this job as well then you've got
Craig Berube, who they interviewed.
You've got Barry Trotz, who's retiring as GM in Nashville.
And then Mike Babcock.
That's it.
It's a short list.
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