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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
More Oilers On Their Way Home
Today the Edmonton Oilers announced that Olivier Roy has been assigned to the Acadie-Bathurst Titans of the QMJHL. Roy was good at this years camp and will only get better this year. Roy, depending on what happens with his junior team, could see some action this spring with either the Stockton Thunder or the OKC Barons.
Here is what the Oilers had to officialy say:
General Manager Steve Tambellini announced today the club has assigned goaltender Olivier Roy to Acadie-Bathurst of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
Stay tuned right here for more cuts today. I do expect a couple more.
-Written by Smokin' Ray-
GAME ON! Oilers vs Canucks Tonight / TweetCast Hashtag?
The Edmonton Oilers hockey season has arrived!
The Joey Moss Cup is over and the Oilers start preseason tonight against the Vancouver Canucks.
I will have the (new and improved) Beers & Jeers game recap for the first time this season. With all the changes, I'm excited to write one. I love game recaps.
The game is on Sportsnet1 and if you don't have that channel, check the usual free TV links. I'm sure it will be on there somewhere.
You can participate and view the LIVE TweetCast of the game later tonight on both OilersJambalaya.com and at OilFieldHockey.com.
We need your help to think of a hashtag for TweetCasts.
#TweetCast?
#OTC (OilersTweetCast)
#OJOFH (OilersJambalayaOilFieldHockey)
Any suggestions? Leave a comment below or tweet one to me @OilersJambalaya
GAME DAY!!! GOILERS!
-Written by Smokin' Ray-
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Edmonton Oilers Joey Moss Cup LIVE TweetCast
Well it's that time of year. The Joey Moss cup is happening tonight and that means it's starting. THE SEASON IS HERE!
The Oilers are showing the game LIVE so we all get to watch it. Sweet deal!
So sit back and enjoy the crazy tweets from the great Oiler fans. GOILERS!
Monday, September 20, 2010
Four Allen Americans in Barons Camp
The Allen Americans posted an article today announcing which of their players would be attending AHL camps this year. Of the 14 players attending AHL camps, four will be coming into OKC for the Barons camp; forwards Jarret Lukin, Dustin Donaghy, and Dave Bonk and defenseman Justin Dacosta.
Center Jarret Lukin is entering his 5th season as a pro. He's listed at 5'11", 187 lbs. After a junior career with the Kamloops Blazers where he had mediocre to great success depending on the season, he played a season and a half with the University of Calgary where he averaged 1+ points a game. Beginning his career in the ECHL, he netted 38 goals and 59 assists in 164 games with the Florida Everblades and the Dayton Bombers. In 2008-09, he got a look at the AHL with the Rochester Americans, getting three assists in 6 games. Last year with Allen, he netted 14 goals and 18 assists in 47 regular season games, and 5 goals and 9 assists in 20 playoff games.
Left Winger Dustin Donaghy will be entering his first season as a pro. Listed at 5'11", 187 lbs. he has played the last three seasons with the Spokane Chiefs and the Lethbridge Hurricanes of the WHL. In 176 games he scored 15 goals and added 23 helpers. He appeared with the Americans in the playoffs for two games where he was held scoreless.
Dave Bonk
Justin Dacosta
Defenseman Justin Dacosta, listed at 5'10", 183 lbs., is entering his 2nd year as a pro. After splitting 4 years in the OHL with the Barrie Colts, Owen Sound Attack, and Mississauga IceDogs he posted 83 points in 212 games, with 2005-06 being his most productive season, scoring 10 goals and adding 32 helpers. He then played two season with the University of New Brunswick, getting 38 points in 54 games. Last year, he split time with the Muskegon Lumberjacks and the Stockton Thunder. After getting 3 points in 9 games with Muskegon he went on to score 3 goals and add 21 assists in the Thunder's regular season and and assist in three playoff games.
Of the forwards, I think the only one that might have a shot at cracking the Barons roster is Bonk. If he doesn't make the opening day roster, I definitely see the Barons signing him to a two-way deal. Dacosta, I see the same thing. These guys definitely add a little bit more interest for me for training camp next week.
-Written by Eric Rodgers-
Stockton Thunder / Training Camp Time! / #StkThunder
09/17/2010 4:34 PM -
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OILERS: Complete 2010-11 Training Camp coverage
SHARKS: Complete 2010-11 Training Camp coverage
VIDEO: Bryan Pitton's pregame comments before Wednesday night
VIDEO: Jordan Bendfeld and "Fight Club"
VIDEO: Mike Benton joins Worcester Sharks head coach Roy Sommer
MORE: German connection hits Sharks camp
Summer is finally over. Both affiliates, the Edmonton Oilers and San Jose Sharks, hit the ice beginning Saturday to open 2010-11 main training camps. The Thunder has you covered to keep in the know of all things Oil Country and Team Teal.
Both the Oilers and Sharks finished 2-1 in the round robin format of the 2010 Vancouver Canucks YoungStars Tournament in Penticton, B.C.
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Bryan Pitton, shown practicing with the Oilers, is one of two players with Thunder experience in NHL Training Camp. (photo by Andy Devlin/EOHC) |
Bendfeld, 22, was selected in the seventh round (193rd overall) of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft by Edmonton and has skated in 69 career games for the Thunder over the last two seasons (2008-10), scoring 13 points (1g-12a) while posting 116 penalty minutes. He recorded five points (1g-4a) and a +10 rating in 15 Kelly Cup Playoff games last season.
Bendfeld had 15 penalty minutes in two games, against Calgary and San Jose, during the tournament for the Oilers.
Pitton, 22, was selected by the Oilers in the fifth round (133rd overall) in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft and is 18-28-6 with a 3.18 goals-against-average and .901 save percentage in 56 lifetime games with Stockton. Last season, he earned two separate recalls directly to Edmonton and left the ECHL on Feb. 1 on a recall to Springfield of the AHL by ranking second in the league with a .921 save percentage.
Pitton stopped 26 shots on Wednesday against San Jose, his only apperance of the tournament.
The 6-foot-2, 176-pound goaltender broke a Thunder playoff record last year with 49 saves in Game 3 of the National Conference Final, a 1-0 win in triple overtime against the Idaho Steelheads for his first career playoff shutout.
Thunder radio play-by-play announcer Mike Benton, on-site for the tournament's webcast coverage, contributed with reports for the Sharks website, http://www.sjsharks.com/.
-Written by the Stockton Thunder-
