Edmonton Oilers Forward Zach Hyman (7/7/26)

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Bob Stauffer 0:00
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. This is Oilers Now. Welcome, everybody. Oilers Now is brought to you by our title sponsor, World of Spas. We've got a jam-packed edition of the show. Zach Hyman from the Edmonton Oilers coming down the pipe in seven minutes' time. Significant day as somebody who really got a massive break from the likes of Marty Forbes and Carl Stark and Bryn Griffith circa 2002, 2003 and... joined what was then known as the team sports radio and got the afternoon drive show host um my heart goes out to those guys that uh uh the people the individuals that were involved unfortunately in a decision today from rogers to shutter stations in both vancouver and calgary i remember when uh that happened to uh when bell made that decision with 1263 or four years ago and um
Bob Stauffer 1:02
Several of the individuals there, like Dustin Nielsen and Jason Greger, went down a different path and took on ownership opportunities. And truth be known, when I hosted what was then known as Total Sports and my first producers on the other side of the glass over there, Derek Scott. Derek, give me a fist bump, a shout out. And... Even back then, I technically was never employed by what was then Astral Radio. I was self-employed, and that might have to be the course and direction that those people go in Calgary and Vancouver. So we feel for them, to say the least. It's a privilege to do this job. Zach Hyman, John Shannon. John will talk to us a bit about... sort of the league's happenings around the National Hockey League, but also the changing media landscape out there.
Bob Stauffer 1:50
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Bob Stauffer 2:33
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Bob Stauffer 3:29
That is known as a broken window game. I've got to use that more. Don't worry. I stole it from somebody else, too, a long time ago. Because we don't BS on this show. Top story for Legacy Heating and Cooling. Home and O payments are no interest for a year. That's how you build a legacy. Legacy Heating and Cooling. All right. Well, obviously, the news is out. Claude Giroux electing to return. And we said all along it was going to be a long shot for him to be in Edmonton. He's played his entire NHL career. First Philadelphia for a number of years. Then he went to Florida for part of a season. Then back to his hometown in Ottawa. He has re-signed with the Senators. It's his prerogative. It's, you know, he's got a family.
Bob Stauffer 4:03
Three kids, I think, under the age of seven.

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