Oilers training camp continues (9/19/24)

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What is the opening rundown of the Oilers training camp day one?

Bob Stauffer 0:00
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.
Bob Stauffer 0:25
And so it is, the chase begins. Go to Little Old School to open up today's show. Welcome everybody, Bob Stoffer, Brennan S. Scott, Kellen Kennedy. Joining you. Chase from Midnight Express. The Oilers chase for that elusive Stanley Cup. Day one, NHL training camp on the ice today. Jam-packed edition of Oiders Now, brought to you by our title sponsor, World of Spots. Back on board, Thomas and the staff for another season. We are busy. We had a lot to get to. In the uh first hour of today's show, we will hear from Edmonton Orders General Manager Stan Bowman, Edmonton Oilers head coach. Chris Snoblock. Evan's letters defenseman Darnell Nurse. Evanters forward Zach Hyman. Former NHL player GM and uh uh agent Brian Lawton.
Bob Stauffer 1:18
At 605 today, the head coach of the Eventon Oil Kings, Luke Pierce, we're going to get them on the bus as they're making their way to they got a tough opening weekend because they're going to play Lethbridge in Medicine Hat. Medicine Hat right now is the preseason favorite to win the Memorial Cup this year. At 635 today, Eventon Oilers defenseman Ty Emerson at 650, Dave Campbell from 630 Jet on a crossover.
Bob Stauffer 1:59
Are there a couple songs from the eighties that you like? He can text us and we'll maybe work it in to the uh 'cause some people think stuff too much eighties. Stoff too much nineties. Not enough two thousands. You know, I like you're probably not gonna hear a lot of Drake on this show. I'm gonna tell you that right now. Like just uh you know call me on yourself you're just not gonna hear it, you know what I'm saying? Call me on yourself like well what is that anyways. I I don't mean to sound like an old fogey here, right? But so do you have a like am I missing something with Drake? Like you is it just like I I don't get it or what? What do you think?
Brendan Escott 2:34
I think there's probably a generational gap there and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. As far as eighties songs go, no Text
Bob Stauffer 2:42
us on the Ashley Five Floors text line seven eight zero four nine six zero zero six three. Do you have a couple of favorites from the eighties?
Brendan Escott 2:47
Yeah, I would say uh Your Love, The Outfield is definitely up near the top of the list.
Bob Stauffer 2:54
Do you know when the first time I heard that? In the background of the Oilers dressing room and a report that was being done by Rod Phillips. They were yeah, they were playing it. And it would have been in the spring of nineteen eighty six. It's the first time I heard that. I actually put that on an on an eighties compilation back in the day.
Brendan Escott 3:13
So
Bob Stauffer 3:13
you're a love
Brendan Escott 3:14
from the outfield. Definitely. Um, Mansome Van Halen, nineteen eighty four, really.
Bob Stauffer 3:19
Never never go wrong with any of that stuff. What about you, Kellen? I mean are we talking like wrestling intros and stuff like that? What we're
Kellen Kennedy 3:26
I mean I got a soft spot for real American, which was you know, Hulk Hogan's theme and uh you know, the couple other tracks from the eighties, you know. But uh you know, mainstream wise, or you know, uh modern music wise, I'd I'd pause. You know, Crazy Train. Um Is that eighties? That might even be late seventies with Crazy Train. Yeah, I I think it's early eighties that one came out. Bark at the Moon definitely was like mid eighties.
Bob Stauffer 3:50
Text us on the Ashley Five Flores text line. You get a help uh program the show today. I don't mind that. Your love. Nice call by you, Brendan. That's a uh beat so lonely. By uh Sexton. That was a very uh popular one as well. You can text us on the Ashley Fine Floors Text Line. All right, we're gonna get right to it. Um the Edmonton Oilers, here's what we're gonna do. Uh you can reach us on the River Creek Resort Casino Hotline, seven eight zero four nine six zero zero six three. Don't miss out on the one hundred thousand dollar birthday vault with monthly golden ticket draws. See guest services for details. A reminder you must be eighteen plus and And you can text us on the Ashley Fine Floors text line, 780-4960063.

How does Coach Chris Knobloch describe his teaching plan for camp?

Bob Stauffer 4:29
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