Bob opens the June 17th show (6/17/26)
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Hey, it's Bob Stauffer. I just wanted to let you know that you can listen to Oilers Now ad-free on Amazon Music, included with Prime. Bob Stauffer in the 880 Chet Studios, the city's south side. Now, for those of you that really know your music, yes, Cactus Jack has already texted us on the Ashley Fine Floors text line. He says, Bob, was that Edmonton's own Tim Feehan opening up? Yes, from the Underrated 1986 cult classic The Wraith with Charlie Sheen. And I can tie this back into hockey, by the way, with Charlie Sheen, and I will in a second. That is Timpheon, Edmonton's own Timpheon with Where's the Fire from the Rates soundtrack. And you're going to ask me there, young gun, Aidan Ganim's over in the other side of the glass with Derek Scott.
We've got Kellen Kennedy and Eamon Hatcham around. This is Oilers Now brought to you by the World's Boss. Stoff, how do you possibly tie this into Charlie Sheen? Yeah, I want to know. I mean, we could tie this. We can talk about Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez. I mean, that's easy, right? I mean, what were those movies that Emilio Estevez was in, those hockey movies? Mighty Ducks. Mighty Ducks, right? But you're saying, what about Charlie Sheen?
Yeah, I don't know that one.
Well, do you know who the executive producer of Two and a Half Bins was? Charlie Sheen. And Oren Koulis, the former owner of the Tampa Bay Lightning, who hired Brian Lawton to be his general manager. You know what? You know what? One of these days we're going to have to get over it. Just for the hell of it, I'm going to give you an assignment. Okay. Okay, we've got to get Oren on the show one day. I mean, the guy had the Saw franchise. He owned the Tampa Bay Lightning with Lenny Berry. And yes, he was the executive producer of Two and a Half Men. And Charlie Sheen, I mean, he lived it up like a rock star. I think we know that back in the day.
How does Bob connect music to hockey?
I mean, the stories about him are just legendary. This is Oilers Now. It is Bob Stauffer in the 880 Shed Studios. Jam-packed edition of the show coming up. Pierre Lebrun from TSN and The Athletic at 435. Rob Brown for Hughes Car Wash at 505. 100% Hockey's John Shannon for Legacy Heating and Cooling at 535. Today's top story for Legacy Heating and Cooling. Home and O payments, no interest for a year. That's how you build a legacy. Legacy Heating and Cooling. Trades are starting to leak out there. There's nothing yet to report on the ongoing investigation at this time. Maybe Pierre Lebrun will have more on Mike Babcock. What was the comment yesterday from Brian Lawton? Where's the smoking gun? That was the question yesterday.
I know David Staples, cult of hockey, wrote about it yesterday. We will tell you that you can reach us at any time in the River Cree Resort on the casino hotline at 780-451-8800. Get ready. Edmonton legendary rock band Collective Soul coming to the venue at the River Cree Resort and Casino June the 28th, one night only, with iconic hits like Shine, December, and The World I Know. This is your chance to experience one of rock's most enduring bands live. Now at RiverCreeResort.com or at the RiverCree box office. You must be of 18 plus. The RiverCree Resort and Casino Excitement. Ben, and of course, you can text us on Ashley Fine Floors text line 7804518800 to find the new floors you always wanted. Ashley Fine Floors, 143rd Street, 111th Avenue, or head to AshleyFineFloors.com for more information.
All right, total curveball to open up today's show, but it has to do with what happened last night in the Argentina soccer game. Lionel Messi, at the age of 38, gets his first World Cup hat trick. First of all, I want to know how many of you guys out there are Messi guys? Versus Ronaldo, guys. I think if you listen to the show over the years, you know I'm a Messi guy. Okay? I've always liked Lionel Messi. I liked how Barcelona played. I liked how Barcelona played since the days of, you know, Rinas Mikels and total football coming from Ajax and Holland and the tiki-taka that Barcelona played with. So that's how far back with, you know,
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