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Hello there fellow Oiler lovers ( no not the houston Oilers of football , the Edmonton Oilers of hockey ) . I am a Oiler fan but I was not until I met them . They are a pretty cool bunch
of guys and they are really nice except for one looser that looks like Jason Arnott , but is not Arnott .

I met them on a nice sunny winter day which was the day before they played the Washington Suckitals and they came for a practice at The Gardens Ice House in Laurel , MD . Of course it was a publicity thing , well sorta . I guess Piney Orchard Ice Rink did not have aany free ice spots nor the Suckitals center . Everyone of the team attended but two players did not play . They were Jason Arnott and the oh so famous , Curtis Joseph . After the practice there was about a 45 minute autograph session and every fan walked away happy .

As many hockey fans know the Edmonton Oilers reigned for about five years during the late 1980's winning about five Stanley Cups . During that time now very famous stars played for them including Grant Fuhr , Wayne Gretzky , Mark Messier , Marty McSorley ,
Jari Kurri , Bill Randford , Andy Moog and Mike Krushalnyski . Mike did not exactly get
the share of fame he deserved but he was not exatly a no namer .

I know Mike and he is a really nice guy . I asked him what it was loike to win the Cup one day and he said it was such an incredible feeling that words could not describe it . That was not the only timer mike got to the finals but he made it with the Red Wings against the Devils in 1994-95 .

Out of the current stars of the NHL the Oilers have some players on that list . Some include Jason Arnott , Mike Greer and Curtis Joseph .

Well see ya later . E-mail me and tell me your thoughts on the Oilers below -

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Here is a place to find Oilers pictures ( this page is old but still has good pictures )
Hockey JPEGs
World Cup Photos
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