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Edmonton Oilers NATIONAL POST NHL PREVIEW Katz Group | Owner Kevin Lowe | President of hockey operations General manager Head coach Craig MacTavish Dallas Eakins $400M 16,828 Sr. VP of hockey operations Assistant coaches Forbes 2013 valuation Average 2013-14 attendance Scott Howson Keith Acton NHL rank: 14th NHL rank: 19th Assistant general manager Craig Ramsay Bill Scott Rocky Thompson Sr. dir. of player development Fredéric Chabot (goalies) Current 2014-15 payroll Rich Carriere Myles Fee (video co-ord.) $65.71M NHL rank: 16th Dir. of player development Head amateur scout Mike Sillinger Stu MacGregor 2014-15 EDMONTON OILERS YEARBOOK FRANCHISE OUTLOOK RECORDS 2013-14 | 67 points (29-44-9), seventh in Pacific | 2.43 goals per game (25th); 3.26 goals allowed per game (30th) The terms “potential,” “rebuild” and 0.71 5-on-5 goal ratio (29th) | 17.0% power play (21st); 82.1% penalty kill (15th) | -6.0 shot differential per game (26th) Career and season records do not “young talent” have become syn- 2013-14 post-season | Did not qualify include years played in WHA onymous with the Edmonton Oilers over the last few seasons. Of course, THE FRANCHISEFRANCHISE INDEX: INDEX: THE THE OILERS OILERS SINCE SINCE JOINING INCEPTION THE NHL GAMES PLAYED, CAREER so has missing the playoffs. NUMBER OF NUMBER OF WON STANLEY LOST STANLEY LOCKOUT 1. Kevin Lowe | 1979-98 1,037 The Oilers have failed to reach the POINTS WON GAMES PLAYED CUP FINAL CUP FINAL 2. Ryan Smyth | 1994-2014 971 post-season for the last eight years, 3. Mark Messier | 1979-91 851 which makes them the owners of the 140 SEASON CANCELLED 140 longest current playoff drought in GOALS, CAREER the NHL. The upside to losing — and 1. Wayne Gretzky | 1979-88 583 there is one — is the Oilers have been 120 120 2. Jari Kurri | 1980-90 474 able to draft well and bolster a roster 3. Glenn Anderson | 1980-96 417 that includes first-overall picks, Tay- 100 lor Hall, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and 100 GOALS, SEASON Nail Yakupov. Fans know a full-blown rebuild 80 doesn’t happen overnight and 80 92 they’ve been patient, to a point. Wayne Gretzky | 1981-82 But one of these years the young 60 kids must gradate from flashy first- 60 ASSISTS, CAREER rounders to Cup contenders. 1. Wayne Gretzky | 1979-88 1,086 Last year was definitely not that 40 year. The Oilers got off to an abysmal 40 2. Mark Messier | 1979-91 642 start, winning three of their first 15 3. Jari Kurri | 1980-90 569 games and were essentially exiled 20 from the playoff conversation by 20 ASSISTS, SEASON November. So what makes this year different? 0 For starters, the Oilers goaltending 0 163 issue seems to have been addressed, 1945 1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 Wayne Gretzky | 1985-86 not with one starter but two — Ben SOURCE: HOCKEY-REFERENCE.COM NATIONAL POST Scrivens and Viktor Fasth. Neither POINTS, CAREER has held a consistent starting job in 1. Wayne Gretzky | 1979-88 1,669 the league, but Scrivens was impres- Jordan Eberle and 2. Jari Kurri | 1980-90 1,043 sive down the stretch last season Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 3. Mark Messier | 1979-91 1,034 — albeit when the pressure was off — highlighted by a sensational 59-save POINTS, SEASON shutout performance against the San Jose Sharks. The 1A-1B solution can be cumbersome (re: Toronto Maple 215 Leafs) but Edmonton was so bad in Wayne Gretzky | 1985-86 net last year this can only be viewed as a step up. PLUS-MINUS, SEASON After posting the worst goals against last season, defence is an area that certainly needed an up- +98 grade, so during the off-season the Wayne Gretzky | 1984-85 Oilers added defenders Nikita Ni- kitin, Mark Fayne and Keith Aulie. PENALTY MINUTES, SEASON All should bring size and physical presence to the blue line and ease the pressure on goaltending. 286 Hall has emerged as the offensive Steve Smith | 1987-88 leader, posting 80 points to finish seventh in NHL scoring. But if the GOALIE WINS, CAREER team is going to make any kind of 1. Grant Fuhr | 1981-91 226 run in the tough Western Confer- 2. Bill Ranford | 1987-2000 167 ence, 2008 first-round pick Jordan 3. Tommy Salo | 1998-2004 147 Eberle, Nugent-Hopkins and Yaku- pov will need to do the same. GOALIE WINS, SEASON Last season, Eberle saw a decline in his numbers (65 points) and Yakupov was just a mess, landing in 40 head coach Dallas Eakins’ doghouse Grant Fuhr | 1987-88 early and never recovering. With just a year left in his rookie contract, Yakupov will likely be out the door if GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE, he can’t remind the Oilers why they CAREER picked him in the first round (es- 1. Tommy Salo | 1998-2004 2.44 pecially when they could have used 2. Jussi Markkanen | 2001-07 2.73 that pick to address their needs on 3. Dwayne Roloson | 2005-09 2.78 defence). Darryl Dyck / THE CANADIAN PRESS This year’s third overall pick, Leon GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE, Draisaitl has impressed in pre-sea- SEASON son action. While it’s always risky to DEPTH CHART call on an 18-year-old to be a contrib- uting member of the lineup, Draisaitl LEFT WING CENTRE RIGHT WING 2.22 could be playing himself into the Tommy Salo | 2001-02 second-line centre job. GP G A TOI GP G A TOI GP G A TOI Along with David Perron, the Taylor Hall 75 27 53 20:01 R. Nugent-Hopkins 80 19 37 20:24 Jordan Eberle 80 28 37 19:33 SAVE PCT., CAREER new additions of Teddy Purcell and Benoit Pouliot* 80 15 21 13:26 Leon Draisaitl^ 64 38 67 n/a Nail Yakupov 63 11 13 14:19 1. Devan Dubnyk | 2009-2014 .910 Benoit Pouliot should add secondary David Perron 78 28 29 19:08 Mark Arcobello 41 4 14 15:04 Teddy Purcell* 81 12 30 16:28 2. Dwayne Roloson | 2005-09 .909 scoring to a team that finished 25th Matt Hendricks† 33 3 0 14:19 Boyd Gordon 74 8 13 14:45 Jesse Joensuu 42 3 2 9:19 3. Tommy Salo | 1998-2004 .906 in scoring last season. DEFENCE GOAL Edmonton has used five coaches SAVE PCT., SEASON since the last time it made the play- offs. The time is now for the young GP G A TOI GP G A TOI GP GAA SV% SO players to graduate and move the Brad Hunt 0 0 0 0 Justin Schultz 74 11 22 23:21 Ben Scrivens* 21 3.01 .916 1 .920 Andrew Ference 71 3 15 21:04 Jeff Petry 80 7 10 21:35 Viktor Fasth* 7 2.73 .914 0 Oilers forward. Devan Dubnyk | 2012-13 Kaitlyn McGrath, National Post Nikita Nikitin† 66 2 13 17:07 Mark Fayne† 72 4 7 18:19 Richard Bachman 3 3.02 .916 0 This is the third in our series DEPTH PLAYERS ROOKIE WATCH Sources: Hockey-Reference.com, of Canadian NHL team previews. C Will Acton, LW Luke Gazdik, D Darnell Nurse, D Oscar Klefbom Draisaitl, Nurse, Klefbom Flames.NHL.com, NHL.com, ESPN.com, Yesterday Flames | Tomorrow Canucks Capgeek.com * Acquired in off-season, stats are with previous team; † acquired during 2013-14 season, stats are with Edmonton only; See previous ones at nationalpost.com ^ rookie, 2013-14 stats are from junior Nov. 21 New Jersey, 9:30 p.m. SN-W Jan. 6 Detroit, 9:30 p.m. SN-W Feb. 24 at Minnesota, 8 p.m. SN-Oil SCHEDULE All times Mountain Nov. 22 Chicago, 10 p.m. HNIC, TVA2 Jan. 9 Chicago, 9:30 p.m. SN-W Feb. 28 St. Louis, 10 p.m. HNIC Oct. 9 Calgary, 9:30 p.m. SN360 Nov. 25 at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. SN-W Jan. 11 Florida, 7 p.m. CITY March 3 Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m. SN-W Oct. 11 at Vancouver, 10 p.m. HNIC, TVA2 Nov. 27 at Nashville, 8 p.m. SN360 Jan. 13 at St. Louis, 8 p.m. SN-W March 6 at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. SN1 Oct. 14 at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. SN360 Nov. 28 at St. Louis, 8 p.m. SN-W Jan. 15 at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. SN-W March 8 at Carolina, 3 p.m. SN-W Oct. 15 at Arizona, 10:30 p.m. SN-W Dec. 1 Arizona, 9:30 p.m. SN-W Jan. 17 at Florida, 7 p.m. SN-W March 9 at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. SN-W Oct. 17 Vancouver, 9:30 p.m. SN-Oil, SN-Cnks Dec. 3 at Winnipeg, 9 p.m. SN, SN1 Jan. 20 at Washington, 7 p.m. SN-W March 12 at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. SN-W Oct. 20 Tampa Bay, 9:30 p.m. SN-W, TVA Dec. 7 San Jose, 9 p.m. SN-W Jan. 27 Minnesota, 9:30 p.m. SN-Oil March 13 at Columbus, 7 p.m. SN-Oil Oct. 22 Washington, 9:30 p.m. SN360, SN1 Dec. 9 at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. SN-W Jan. 29 Buffalo, 9:30 p.m. SN-Oil March 16 Toronto, 9:30 p.m. SN-W, SN-O Oct. 24 Carolina, 9:30 p.m. SN-Oil Dec. 10 at Anaheim, 10 p.m. SN-W Jan.
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