Posts About "Viktor Fasth"
Viktor Fasth Signs KHL Deal
July 9th, 2015 Edmonton Oilers goaltender Viktor Fasth has signed a contract to play for CSKA Moscow of the KHL next time. At the time of the announcement no financial details or term were released in English. The 32-year-old Fasth played 26 games for the Oilers last season, posting a record of 6-15-3 with a .888 all situation save percentage, the...
Should the Oilers Make a Trade for Cam Talbot?
June 22nd, 2015 Are there any Oilers fans who remember when the team picked up Viktor Fasth? He had appeared in 30 games for the Anaheim Ducks, putting up 17 wins in the process with four shutouts. There was a glut of goalies in Anaheim and Fasth ended up becoming expendable, so the Oilers scooped him up for two draft picks back in March of 2014. Had...
Oilers Goaltending In Need Of Help, But From Where?
February 19th, 2015 The Edmonton Oilers have a myriad of issues with their current roster and an abundance of holes to fix. Their most pressing need is in their most important position – goaltending. While there are certain upgrades needed at both centre and defense, nothing will get better unless the goaltending is better. One has to look no...
Laurent Brossoit Deserves Opportunity in Edmonton Crease
January 6th, 2015 The Edmonton Oilers may have found their future starting goaltender, and it won't take a trade, signing, or even a draft pick to make it a reality. In fact, Laurent Brossoit has been with the Oilers organization for over a year now, following his arrival from the Calgary Flames in a trade which saw long time Oiler Ladislav Smid head...The Oilers Have Given Up on Their Teammates
December 14th, 2014 This semester, I took an Operations Analysis class that was taught by a man who had made a considerable amount of money in consulting. He has saved companies millions upon millions of dollars by telling them what was right in front of them all along. In many cases, he knew very little about the fine details of the business or industry,...
The Edmonton Oilers: Whose Fault is it?
November 14th, 2014 The Oilers were trailing the Ottawa Senators 3-0 last night but stormed back to force overtime. They lost the game on a shot Ben Scrivens should have had. The loss drops Edmonton to 6-9-2 on the season, keeping them entrenched at the bottom of the Western Conference. There really isn't a lot left to say about a team has been in re-build...
