Oilers officially lose Philip Broberg, Dylan Holloway to Blues

9. Cody Ceci started to receive a lot of flak from Edmonton Oilers detractors. The song “you don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone” by Joni Mitchell may soon come true. Was Ceci occasionally assigned to a position higher than his pay grade? Alright. However, how does that relate to the player? For my part, I was grateful for his generally strong contributions on what amounted to a value exchange.

8. This week, we’ll be discussing the double offer sheet a lot. However, let me to clear this out first: NHL careers are often quite brief. A player’s career lasts 4.5 years on average. On average, the lowest 75% only have two years. Participants work

their lives for this and frequently don’t have a backup plan. Therefore, it is hard to fault any athlete for taking advantage of the opportunities that present themselves.

7. Quartex’s Darren Ferris represents Philip Broberg. Ferris has a track record of exerting extreme effort on behalf of his customers. This Darren Ferris was employed with the Orr Group concurrently with Jeff Jackson, the current CEO of the Edmonton Oilers. When that time came, the two parted ways. Ferris went and established his own company. Jackson later participated in the negotiations between agency behemoth Wasserman and Orr. A moment for more on Broberg…