Bruce Curlock
Bruce CurlockSaved by Grace. Love my wife. Dad of 4 beautiful girls. Write stuff on Edmonton Oiler prospects, drafting and development and hockey tactics. Don’t yell. It’s free.
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Edmonton Oilers Prospect Watch: February 19, 2026
I get the down arrows on Roby Jarventie sometimes. I get why the coaching staff seems inclined to play him in the bottom six. He can be maddeningly inconsistent. This is really hard to do given his physical attributes. Jarventie is 6’3” and...
Oilers Prospect Report: February 12, 2026
The start of February begins the final run of the regular season for teams in all leagues. For some, it will lead to a long summer and for others it will be the start of of a march to championship glory. This also becomes a very interesting...
Get To Know Them Quick!
This post may end up being a somber one for some, but sometimes it is the harsh reality of the NHL. Prospects we cheer for and watch grow, get sent off to other NHL organizations in exchange for a player or players that better fit the goals...
Meet The New Guy: Josh Samanski
In a healthy NHL organization, teams should be able to pull up young players from the AHL to cover for injuries or to fill holes on the roster. Now the caveat here is that it is much easier to do so with a middling NHL team that will not co...
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Saved by Grace. Love my wife. Dad of 4 beautiful girls. Write stuff on Edmonton Oiler prospects, drafting and development and hockey tactics. Don’t yell. It’s free.
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