Bob recaps the win over St. Louis (12/9/24)

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Bob Stauffer 0:00
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Bob Stauffer 0:30
Oh, Bob, you're so 1986. Welcome, everybody. This is Oilers Now. It is brought to you by World of Spas. We have Brendan Escott here along with Jeff Walker, Kellen Kennedy coming in a little bit later on. Jeff, nice selection today on the music. I mean, man, oh, man, I can remember. It was at the height of the Edmonton Oilers dynasty when that came out in about February of 1986. And I remember because I heard the song in the Oilers room. They had done a bunch of interviews and that was one of the songs that was out there at that time. That and the Outfield. You know the song from the Outfield, the huge one?
Jeff Walker 1:07
I do, and I can't remember the name of it right
Bob Stauffer 1:10
now, Bob, but I do. It's called Your Love. That is the one, yeah. Those were the two, like they were massive. Brendan, good job. You weren't even, Jeff, were you born in 86? Oh, I was born,
Jeff Walker 1:18
yeah. I was like seven years old, and I remember the song, but Brendan, yeah, he came through here.
Bob Stauffer 1:23
Brendan, well done, because you're like a 94 model, aren't you? Yes, sir. Yeah, nicely done. You know, you've got to have some appreciation for the past. Like, you know, there's days that you're going to have to talk about the 1957 Montreal Canadiens being arguably one of the greatest teams in NHL history. I mean, they were in the middle of a five-year Stanley Cup run. People do forget there were only six teams in the league, and the Rangers, the Bruins, and the Blackhawks really weren't trying back then. This is Oilers Now. We're live from the PlayAlberta Broadcast Center. PlayAlberta.ca. When you play in Alberta, it stays in Alberta. Please play responsibly. By the way, the Canadians won five in a row.
Bob Stauffer 1:54
They were pretty good, 56-60. There's no question about it. They also won four in a row from 76-79. They were pretty good. The Oilers, 5-7 as the league expanded dramatically. And now, you know, now a good run's, you know, if you win a couple.

How did the Oilers achieve the 4‑2 victory over the St. Louis Blues?

Bob Stauffer 2:12
Or even if you have, you know, the second most amount of playoff games in the NHL over the last three years. It is a Monday. A couple of regulars on Monday. Frank Cervelli joining us from Daily Faceoff. And Mac T on Mondays with Craig McTavish for our friends at Contract Equipment Limited. Again, it is premium heavy equipment dealer with rental and sales. And for everybody at contract, I know me and Mac T, Rob Brown, and Cam Moon. Looking forward to seeing you later this week. All right, the Edmonton weather is back on the ice today at Rogers Place. CBA mandated off day yesterday after Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway came to town. We'll get to that momentarily. We will tell you that the River Creek Resort and Casino hotline is 780-451-8800.
Bob Stauffer 2:51
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Bob Stauffer 3:57
You know what I mean? Is that just the way things are today? What do you think?

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