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What is Bob Stoffer’s opening intro and the show’s sponsorship message?
Hey, it's Bob Stoffer. I just wanted to let you know that you can listen to Oilers Now ad-free on Amazon Music, included with Prime. Hey Bob, turn this button on too. It's uh 436 in Edmonton. Welcome back, everybody. Bob Stoffer with you, along with uh Aiden Gannam, Derek Scott, Kellen Kennedy, Eamon Hasham, a cast of thousands. You can catch exclusive video clips, highlights, and more on the OrdersNow X account in 880 Chad's YouTube channel. It is proudly presented by Legacy Heating and Cooling. We'll go to a quick text. Uh Um, Bob, who is your dark horse this year to have a breakout season and do you think Noah Philp will clear waivers from painter's pancakes? I think Noah Phillips gonna make the Evans Owners hockey club.
I put out uh Yesterday on Twitter and it was interesting the response to it. Um But because we had a couple of people Reach out to me directly after. I said, Can foresee a scenario where the Edmonton Oiders carry Matt Savoy, Isaac Howard, David Thomas uh Tomashik, Noah Phillip, and Alec Regula in their opening day roster. Edmonton needs internal growth and development from these players as well as Vasily Putkolson and Ty Emerson as well. And the point of this is is you know, the oil has made a couple of additions last year via trade. Trent Frederick and Jake Wallman. They've signed uh Frederick to an eight year deal. Wallman, we know there's ongoing negotiations taking place. You can't be trading first and second round picks every year.
I do think the Oiders will look at making a trade some point maybe in February or March or late February. But the reality of the situation is in order for the team to you know improved during the year, they're gonna need some of their young guys to take hold of things. And I do think the Noah Phelps's gonna make the hockey team. The dark horse this year. I say put Cole's in surprises. I say he ends up in the top six on a permanent basis and maybe breaks through for a fifteen to eighteen goal, forty to forty five point season. So we'll get to more hockey stuff in a second.
Who does Bob consider the NHL dark‑horse breakout player and will Noah Phillips clear waivers?
Uh well actually we're gonna provide you a bit of an update right now. It is a injury update which is presented daily on Oilers Now injury report by James H. Brown injury lawyers. When accidents happen, go to JamesH Brown dot com. So Zach Hyman is backskating. He's out before the main practice each day. Um you know, best case scenario he returns before November first, twenty seven thirty six. fifty four, twenty seven goals last four years. Scored over thirty goals in the playoffs the last four years. In fact, I think he's got the most goals of any player over the last four years in the playoffs. He's been a great free agent signing. The Oiders are going to miss him. Riley Stillman was back on the ice today.
Jake Waldman was not, uh, though Chris Knobloch said the other day that Waldman would be back. Uh Damian Carfagna is still listed on the Oiders roster, but is likely headed down to Bakersfield. Max Jones has not returned. to practice yet. Um who else? But Colzen is still over in Russia, expected back uh in the next couple days. William Nickel uh will be in the minors to start the year, or not in the minors, will be uh back in junior with London. He's dealing with off season uh shoulder surgery. Speaking of James H. Brown, Trent Brown. Uh French I ha I remember having these conversations with Dale Shula. He was the old athletic director at the University of Alberta. He did color with me and we would often talk uh about, you know, who were the best football players that have come out of the city?
And one of the guys that was constantly mentioned was Brian Fryer. And Brian Fryer was drafted by the Washington Redskins out of the University of Alberta Golden Bear football program. He tore up his knee a bit, still was a really good CFL player. I remember being in the nineteen eighty two and I and actually I'm gonna challenge the listeners, because I know some of you weren't born in nineteen eighty two, but for those of you that were around back in nineteen eighty two, do you remember how damn cold it was in the Western Conference final?
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is Bob Stoffer’s opening intro and the show’s sponsorship message?
0:00–2:09
2
Who does Bob consider the NHL dark‑horse breakout player and will Noah Phillips clear waivers?
2:09–8:08
3
What are the latest Oilers injury updates and roster moves before the preseason game?
8:08–12:45
4
How does the conversation shift to historic CFL games and the 1982 Western Final?
12:45–19:55