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 Game Day: San Jose Sharks vs. Edmonton OilersEdmonton Oilers (21-14-7), 49 points, vs San Jose Sharks (24-14-2), 50 points
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 Patrick Maroon emerging as top power forwardIf you told Oilers fans that Patrick Maroon would be leading their team in scoring at the halfway mark of the season, they would have curled up in a fetal position and started mumbling draft lottery calculations.
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 FIFA to expand World Cup to 48 teams in 2026FIFA will expand the World Cup to 48 teams, adding 16 extra nations to the 2026 tournament which is likely to be held in North America.
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Jones: Chiarelli made a Monster mistake with Jonas Gustavsson Everybody makes mistakes. And, boy, did Edmonton Oilers general manager Peter Chiarelli make a Monster of a mistake with Jonas Gustavsson.
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 Oilers first-round draft pick Jesse Puljujarvi is taking his talent to Bakersfield for awhileJesse Puljujarvi, meet Leon Draisaitl and say hello to Ryan Smyth.
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 Plenty of room for top-notch holiday tournaments in AlbertaBelieve it or not, the World Junior A hockey challenge and the Ivan Hlinka tournament that will make its temporary home in Edmonton next year probably got their start when the Viking Cup disappeared from little old Camrose in 2007, a year or so after its 25th birthday.
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 Kemp makes Rogers Place debut in loss to Medicine Hat TigersWhen you're a 16-year-old rookie in the Western Hockey League, there can be ups and downs and challenges you may not be ready for.
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 Oilers take aim at Senators in wild shootout but fall 5-3KANATA -- It's not like the Edmonton Oilers didn't give a shot.
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 U of A Golden Bears make up for first loss of the season by splitting weekend series with DinosIt came down to the final seconds, and the University of Alberta Golden Bears came away with an 81-80 win and a split in their weekend home-and-home basketball series with the University of Calgary Dinos.
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 Barnes: Despite long odds, Northlands not ready to rule itself out of horse racingHold all parimutuel tickets, Edmonton Northlands is still hoping to stake out a piece of Alberta's horse racing industry for the long term.
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 FC Edmonton back in business with NASL designationFC Edmonton are back in business, although not much changed during the uncertainly surrounding the North American Soccer League.
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 Barnes: Oilers halfway to playoffsExactly halfway through this National Hockey League season, the Oilers have answered your most pressing yes or no questions.
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 Mark Letestu scores OT winner against Devils
[Photos]NEWARK - The major story going into Saturday's game in New Jersey was Taylor Hall's reunion with the Edmonton Oilers.
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 Oil Kings blow lead against HurricanesThe Edmonton Oil Kings let one slip away, on the road, against the Lethbridge Hurricanes on Friday.
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 Terry Jones: Shootout tarnishes thriller of a world junior gold-medal finalLike a few million other people in Canada, Brent Sutter sat in front of a television Thursday night experiencing the joy of junior hockey in its ultimate showcase. Except, he's not like those other people. He's lived it. He still lives it.
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 A memorable world junior tournament had its ups and downs
[Video]Put this one up there with John Carlson's overtime goal in the 2007 World Junior Hockey Championship. Or, if you want to be cruel, call it the U.S version of Sidney Crosby's "golden goal."
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 Larsson silencing critics of Taylor Hall tradeNEWARK - It's somewhat ironic the Edmonton Oilers traded the most high-profile player to wear their sweater in the 10 years between Chris Pronger and Connor McDavid for a guy who couldn't be less noticeable if you painted him the same colour as the rink boards.
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 Maroon hat trick pushes Oilers past Bruins 4-3BOSTON -- Patrick Maroon scored the first hat-trick of his NHL career to give the Edmonton Oilers their first win in regulation in Boston since Nov. 7, 1996.
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 Oilers seek redemption against BruinsBOSTON - After failing to end the Columbus Blue Jackets' historic run on Tuesday, the Edmonton Oilers will attempt to end another streak tonight in Boston.
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 Eskimos release Walker to sign futures contract with Tampa BayAs expected, the CFL's worst-kept secret over the past two seasons is heading back to the NFL.
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 Terry Jones: Pair of Edmonton Oil Kings trades a real big gambleIt's 'The Big Gamble.' It's at least a half-million-dollar wager on constructing a Memorial Cup team for the future.It's putting at serious risk at least two semi-secure playoff games now for an opportunity to bring potentially a couple more Memorial Cup appearances and possibly another Memorial Cup championship.
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 Oil Kings trade another veteran with eye on the futureLane Bauer expected the other shoe to drop.
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 Off The Post podcast: State of the Senators: Is Ottawa overachieving? (Episode 15 - Bruce Garrioch)On the latest episode of Off The Post, Postmedia's national hockey podcast dives into the state of the Ottawa Senators.
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 Game Day: Edmonton Oilers vs. Boston BruinsEdmonton 19-13-7 at Boston 20-16-4 5 p.m. CBC/630 CHED
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 Rogers leading perfect Pandas into season's second halfFor the past two seasons, Maddie Rogers has been the University of Alberta Pandas unsung hero. She was the player that head coach Scott Edwards counted on when he needed a timely bucket, a big rebound, steal or assist.
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