Brenden Escott opens the show from 630 CHED (9/17/24)
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Yeah, it sure is. Brendan Escott with you once again. Uh hope you enjoyed yesterday's best of programming. I know we've been uh kind of all over the map with that, but uh honing it back in for the start of training camp this week. Bob will be back tomorrow. He is attending to an event tonight that he is MCing, if memory serves. So uh that's why you get me for the next two hours. But don't worry, I've got a fun one play. Planned as always, as we will uh go back over the prospect tournament, the Young Stars Classic. It did not go especially well for your Edmonton Oilers.
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But then again, what do you really categorize a successful tournament as? Because at the end of the day, you're just hoping that these guys are picking up on some of the nuances of becoming a pro hockey player or whatever it means to take the next step in their Career, some 18-year-olds, some older players, but a lot of the older players were on the other teams. And so I think, especially when you look at Edmonton's young, young defense that they brought down to the South Okanagan Events Center, you understand why it was uh a little bit tough sledding at times for this group. 0-3 was the record, a 2-0 loss to Vancouver, a 3-1- One loss to Calgary and then another two nothing shutout loss to Winnipeg yesterday, which is why you did not hear Bob on uh yesterday's show.
So, uh yeah, just gonna break this down over the course of the the next probably half hour or so. We'll connect with John Shannon and go around the NHL as well for our friends at Legacy Heating and Cooling. Cam Boone will swing by at 6:05. He was there on the call of the first couple of games in Penticton, had eyes on it, and we'll give a take or two on some of the uh stuff. Standouts for him and really what he saw as overarching themes from the Oilers group. We'll open up some calls and texts and then talk Elks with Dave Campbell at 645 as well. Would love for you to get in touch. 780-496-0063 is the Ashley Fine Floors text line. Get the new floors you've always wanted at 143rd Street, 111th Avenue, or head to Ashley Fine Floors.
For more, we are on X as well. You can find the show at OilersNow. Bob is at Bob underscore Stoffer or myself at Brendan Escott. That is Brendan with an E. Top story today for legacy heating and cooling. Home of no payments and no interest for a year? That's how you build a legacy. Legacy heating and cooling. Top story today breaking this afternoon for your Edmonton Oilers, who mutually agreed to part ways with assistant general manager Brad Hollands. The release is a brief one. It says Jeff Jackson announcing today that the Oilers and AGM Brad Holland. Holland have mutually agreed to part ways, enabling uh enabling him, Holland, to pursue other opportunities. We thank Brad for his work during this time with the Oilers organization.
We wish him well in his future endeavors, says Jackson. So a brief statement there.
How did the Oilers’ Young Stars Classic tournament unfold and why did the team go 0‑3?
Not obviously a part of uh the previous management regime that was uh evidently not going to be carried forward into 2024-25. So we'll see if uh there's anything to read into that. Um I don't I don't think it's too big a headline making news. I just see a situation where a different voice who isn't the son of the previous manager might be better.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening intro and sponsor message for the Oilers Now show?
0:00–1:53
2
What are the two main business updates announced at the start of the episode?
1:53–4:28
3
How did the Oilers’ Young Stars Classic tournament unfold and why did the team go 0‑3?
4:28–6:37
4
What is the significance of Brad Hollands’ departure from the Oilers front office?
6:37–8:59
5
Which prospects stood out in the Young Stars Classic and what roles might they play in camp?
8:59–11:14
6
What are the biggest questions and concerns heading into Oilers training camp?
11:14–14:15
7
How are the Oilers addressing goaltending depth and the health of key players?
14:15–16:48
8
What are the latest league‑wide news items and player updates mentioned at the end of the show?
16:48–20:24