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It's Friday afternoon, which means a fresh episode of ONR is ready to massage your mind feelings with an hour of Oilers talk. On today's podcast, the fellas discussed the Oilers losing two straight, Saturday's matchup against the Canucks, Connor McDavid's comments on being run into the post, line combinations, and more.

We kicked off the Friday episode of ONR with a delicious debate about the Edmonton vs. Vancouver multi-sport battle happening in the city on Saturday, and what the boys would call such a coincidence. Liam followed up with a secondary delicious debate about Connor McDavid getting run into the post by Drew Helleson, and what everyone thought about the play and the outcome. As you'll hear, the boys got pretty heated about the play and whether or not there was even a penalty on the initial post into the post.

Shifting gears, the guys turned the podcast to the Oilers losing their last two games, and whether Edmonton needs to change things up with their shootout order. Given that the boys have only won 1-of-3 shootouts, the guys wondered whether there are any other guys on the roster that have a move worth trying. Shifting gears. the guys looked at Matt Tomkins getting the start again last night with Tristan Jarry out with illness. Seeing as no Oilers fans expected him to play in the NHL this season, his two starts with Edmonton have been impressive despite the mixed results.

Finally, we wrapped up the Friday episode of ONR with another round of betting talk before wrapping up the podcast with a round of Ask the Idiots and score predictions ahead of Saturday's matchup with the Canucks. With the second month of the season well underway, the boys had plenty to talk about after what was another wild week for the Edmonton Oilers. Either way, there is nothing better than the ol' Oilers rollercoaster to get the boys going.

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It's Tuesday afternoon, which means a fresh episode of ONR is ready to massage your eardrums with an hour of off-season Oilers talk. On today's podcast, the fellas discussed the Oilers sweeping New York, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins breaking Edmonton's all-time games played record, looked at Tuesday's matchup against the Devils, line combinations, and more.

We kicked off the Tuesday episode of ONR with a delicious debate about Ryan Nugent-Hopkins' best moments as an Edmonton Oilers, as he is set to break the franchise's all-time games played record tonight in New Jersey. As you'll hear, the boys had plenty of moments from RNH's 16-year career to talk about and highlight ahead of Tuesday's matchup. From specific playoff performances to fights he's had in his career to the way he scores the same goal almost every single time, the boys spent the first chunk of the podcast reminiscing.

Shifting gears, the guys turned the podcast to the NHL releasing their Hometown Remix jerseys on Monday, and walked through some of the winners from around the league. While some teams certainly understood the assignment, the boys also agreed that there were a handful of teams that really mailed it in. Changing gears, the guys spent the next few minutes talking about some of the awards the Oilers players and coaches won this past week after a run of fantastic performances.

Finally, we wrapped up the Tuesday episode of ONR with another round of betting talk before wrapping up the podcast with a Nuge-related edition of Baggedmilk's Trivia and score predictions ahead of Tuesday's matchup with the Devils. With a very successful October in the books, the boys had plenty to talk about after what was a wild ride for the Edmonton Oilers. Either way, the NHL season is cruising along and there is nothing better than the start of a fresh hockey season.

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It's Friday afternoon, which means a fresh episode of ONR is ready to massage your mind feelings with an hour of Oilers talk. On today's podcast, the fellas discussed the Oilers' wrap to their home stand, their first back-to-back set of the season, Jake Walman being a healthy scratch, line combinations, and more.

We kicked off the Friday episode of ONR with a delicious debate about the Dylan Larkin situation in Detroit, and what the NHL might do to ensure drama like this doesn't keep happening. It was announced on Thursday that Larkin won't play another game for the Red Wings, and wants this trade to get pushed through, resulting in Detroit suspending him without pay while Shawn Horcoff tries to work through a deal. Needless to say, the Larkin drama is only getting spicier, and it comes only days after Connor Hellebuyck was finally traded to the New Jersey Devils after his standoff with the Jets.

Shifting gears, the guys turned the podcast to the Oilers as they're heading out on the road for a three-game trip that will see them play three games in four nights. Starting with Wednesday's win over the Flames, the boys discussed Colton Dach crushing both of Calgary's goalies, and how there was zero response from Calgary at all. The guys also discussed Tristan Jarry's shutout against the Flames, and whether the boys think he can build on that as the team heads off on the road. Will Matt Tomkins get a chance to start on the back-to-back weekend? Will Devon Levi be ready to go?

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Finally, we wrapped up the Friday episode of ONR with another round of betting talk before wrapping up the podcast with a round of Ask the Idiots and score predictions ahead of Saturday's matchup with the Leafs. With the first month of the 2026-27 season nearly wrapped up, the boys had plenty to talk about after what was another wild week for the Edmonton Oilers. Either way, there is nothing better than the ol' Oilers rollercoaster to get the boys going.
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It's Friday afternoon, which means a fresh episode of ONR is ready to massage your mind feelings with an hour of Oilers talk. On today's podcast, the fellas discussed the Oilers' 6-5 shootout win over the Hurricanes, Connor McDavid's ridiculous heater, looked at Saturday's matchup against the Leafs, line combinations, and more.

We kicked off the Friday episode of ONR with a delicious debate about Connor McDavid's points totals. Despite putting predictions down before the season even started, the guys decided to do another round of McDavid predictions for how many points he'll have by the Christmas break. As you'll hear, the boys are feeling incredibly bullish on McDavid's points totals, even though the exercise itself is borderline ridiculous.

Shifting gears, the guys turned the podcast to Ryan Nugent-Hopkins' season debut, and how he made an immediate impact in his return. With the goal and assist plus the shootout winner, RNH showed why he's still one of the most important players on this team, and how crucial it is for the Oilers to have him in the lineup. Arguably the biggest down side from Thursday's win over Carolina was the fact that Mattias Ekholm went down hard and is expected to miss at least a week.

Finally, we wrapped up the Friday episode of ONR with another round of betting talk before wrapping up the podcast with a round of Ask the Idiots and score predictions ahead of Saturday's matchup with the Leafs. With the first month of the 2026-27 season nearly in the books, the boys had plenty to talk about after what was another wild week for the Edmonton Oilers. Either way, the boys are so back and there is nothing better than a good old Oilers heater.

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