On Everyday with Tyler & Liam

The Edmonton Oilers were back on home ice for the first time since before the NHL's All Star break last night. While it was an entertaining game, the final score resulted in the Oilers only coming away with one point rather than two. After a poor first period in the defensive zone, which saw them down 2-0, Edmonton had to claw their way back into the game. How did you feel about last night's game? Let us know during today's live show on The Nation Network YouTube channel. 

With that, Tyler Yaremchuk will break down everything that happened at Rogers Place last night. Was Jack Campbell good enough? Is the penalty kill falling back into its old ways? Are the Oilers worse when they play 12 and 6? Tyler will talk about all of that and more during his evaluation of the game. 

Other big news that could come out during today's show is the waiver wire update. Eventually, the Oilers will have to activate Kailer Yamamoto from LTIR. Could that be today? If so, Tyler will talk about it as the news breaks at noon. 

Finally, the trade talk will continue on today's show, with the trade deadline getting closer and closer. 

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While the trade talk continues to ramp up in Oil Country, the Edmonton Oilers do have a game tonight versus the Detroit Red Wings. It is the first time they have played on home ice since the famous Matt Berlin moment against the Chicago Blackhawks. It was just last week that the Oilers and Red Wings matched up in what was an unexpected feisty affair. Will we see the same level of emotion tonight? Stay tuned.

With that, today's edition of Oilersnation Everyday is a Sherwood Ford GIANT Pre Game Show edition which means Tyler Yaremchuk will be joined by Jay Downton. The two of them will preview tonight's action with everything that you need to know. If you have a take on the Oilers you want them to hear, join them live on YouTube at noon mountain time and interact in the live chat. 

Also on the show, Frank Seravalli from Daily Faceoff will be around the fill us in on what is going on in the trade market. Over the past few days, the Oilers have been linked with Erik Karlsson and now Patrick Kane. How real are those rumours? Find out on today's show.

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Silly season is in full swing, and right now the name swirling around the city is Erik Karlsson. Rumours started over the weekend that the Edmonton Oilers had re-engaged with the San Jose Sharks about the acquisition cost of the Swedish defenceman. What would you give up for Karlsson? Join live at noon and give us your take on what you would pay for him.

With that, Tyler Yaremchuk will dive into more trade deadline talk from around the NHL. He will go through the top 15 players on Frank Seravalli's trade targets list and match them with their perfect. If there is somebody we do not mention, let us know in the chat and we will talk about it on the show.

Finally, Liam Horrobin will hand out his Betway bets of the day for tonight's NHL slate. Last night, Liam went 2-0 with wins in the Detroit and Vancouver matchup and the Ottawa Senators game. 

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It was not a super Sunday for the Edmonton Oilers, whose month-long streak of no-regulation losses came to an end against the Montreal Canadiens. The Oilers were very disappointing in the 6-2 loss only showing life once the game was basically out of reach. What did you think of about Sunday's game versus the Habs? Come and join us live on The Nation Network YouTube and give us your take in the chat.

Tyler Yaremchuk will give you his thoughts on that loss with his three big things, along with Oilersnation writer Cameron Lewis. The two of them will also address the Jakub Chychrun rumours which erupted on the internet over the weekend. With the Oilers now out of Chychrun, who would you want to see the Oilers acquire on the blueline?

Finally, Liam Horrobin will be around to give us his Betway bets of the day for tonight's NHL late. The three of them will also talk about their betting from over the weekend, including what they went with for the Super Bowl.

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The Edmonton Oilers are back on the ice this morning and so are we with an episode of Oilersnation Everyday with Tyler Yaremchuk. Of course, this is a Sherwood Ford GIANT Pre Game Show edition with the Oilers looking for back-to-back wins when they take on the Montreal Canadiens. 

Yesterday, the Oilers got back in the win column with a 6-3 victory over the Ottawa Senators. It was a thrilling game which saw the Oilers get depth scoring, good goaltending and an improved performance from Leon Draisaitl. What did you think of the game? Let us know in the live chat during the show on The Nation Network YouTube channel. 

Back to today's game, Tyler will preview all the action heading into the game in Montreal. He will also be joined by Liam Horrobin and Jay Downton as they give out their Betway bets of the day. 

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The Edmonton Oilers are back on the ice today when they continue their road trip in the nation's capital versus the Ottawa Senators. However, do not be fooled by the start time. The puck drop for today's game is (supposedly) 10:30 AM. With that, Oilersnation Everyday will start right at 10 AM and take you up until the action begins in Ottawa.

The Oilers are heading into the game versus the Senators off the back of a disappointing loss to the Philadelphia Flyers. So what needs to change? Well, Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin will discuss on that on today's show. They also want to hear from you, so be sure to leave a comment in the live chat during the show over on The Nation Network YouTube page.

Also on today's show, the Betway game day bets continue on. Tyler is the only one with a winning record (2-0-0) whilst Jay and Liam are struggling with no wins so far. If you have a bet for today's game be sure to let the boys know. 

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It is safe to say that last night was not great for the Edmonton Oilers. They fell 2-1 in a shootout versus the Philadelphia Flyers; however, if it was not for Stuart Skinner then it could have been much worse for the Copper and Blue. The Oilers rookie goaltender finished with a 0.972 save percentage after stopping 35 shots. 

Also, today marks the one year anniversary of the hiring of Jay Woodcroft. It has been a successful tenure under Woodcroft with a 59-win percentage and a trip to the Western Conference Final. What has been your favourite Woodcroft memory? Let us know today during the live show on The Nation Network YouTube in the chat. 

Like every Friday, Baggedmilk will join Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin for the Bro Down. The three of them will discuss last night's loss to the Flyers, the performance of the Oilers goaltending and maybe a little trade talk for the upcoming deadline. 

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The Edmonton Oilers are looking to make it three wins in a row tonight when they take on the Philadelphia Flyers. The Oilers have not faced the Flyers yet this season but in their most recent meeting Mikko Koskinen had a 39-save shutout to help Edmonton win 3-0. 

Tonight, there will be no Koskinen for the Oilers since he now plays in Europe, instead, it is likely that Stuart Skinner gets the start. Is starting Skinner the correct decision? Tyler Yaremchuk will discuss that and more on today's Sherwood Ford GIANT Pre Game Show edition of Oilersnation Everyday. On top of that, he will go in deep on the latest topics going on around the Edmonton Oilers. 

Like every show, Tyler wants to hear from you. Head over to The Nation Network YouTube channel to interact with him, and his guests, throughout the show. What is your score prediction? Who will get the first goal? When will Connor McDavid hit the 100 point mark? Come and give us your take starting at noon mountain. 

You can expect all of that and more on today's edition of the show. 

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The Edmonton Oilers were back on the ice last night in what was an exciting matchup versus the Detroit Red Wings, at the Little Caesars Arena. The Oilers found themselves down 1-0 after the first period; however, two quick goals from Ryan McLeod and Warren Foegele helped them gain their first lead of the game. From there, the copper and blue never looked back getting more goals from Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Evander Kane and Foegele, again. 

On today's show, Tyler Yaremchuk will recap last night's game from the opening puck drop to Brett Kulak's "scrap" with Robby Fabbri. Come and leave your thoughts on the action over on the YouTube chat during the live show. 

Frank Seravalli from Daily Faceoff will also be around on Oilersnation Everyday. Tyler will get the latest news out of Frank from around the NHL. Will the Oilers need to move on from Jesse Puljujarvi? Is Gustav Nyquist a real target for them? 

You can expect all of that and more on today's edition of the show.

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It is happening! The day has finally come! The Edmonton Oilers are back in action tonight when they take on the Detroit Red Wings. The matchup starts the Oilers unofficial second half of the season as they push for a playoff spot in the Pacific Division. 

With that, today's episode of Oilersnation Everyday with Tyler Yaremchuk is a Sherwood Ford GIANT Pre Game Show edition. Like every game, Tyler will be joined by Jay Downton to get you set up for tonight's Oilers action. How do you think tonight's game will go for the Oilers? Join us over on The Nation Network YouTube channel during the live show to give Tyler and Jay your take on the game. 

Also on the show, Tyler and Jay will talk about some of the trade rumours surrounding the Oilers, their predictions for the last 32 games of the season and also their Betway bets of the day Edmonton's return to the ice. 

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