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If the Oilers resemble any team from antiquity, in fact, they resemble Avalanche, nee Quebec Nordiques of about 15 years ago. You need the stars, but you also need the foundation and that’s where the real work is to be done for this franchise. Right now, if the Oilers were a band they’d be made up of four lead singers and five lead guitarists, but they’d be without a drummer, bassist or backup singers. Support players have yet to be identified. This season, the Oilers represent a fascinating collection of hockey prodigies with jaw-dropping potential, but, as far as the ingredients that make up a team, they are lacking. By finishing with the NHL’s worst record the last two seasons, and missing the playoffs for five straight years, the Oilers might have been an embarrassment, but their chronic ineptitude has allowed them to draft budding superstars Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Taylor Hall and assemble another layer of blue-chip young talents around them. This, of course, brings us around to the Edmonton Oilers, who’ve artlessly stumbled on to this course. Then, and only then, can you get serious about winning and if you doubt that, we refer you to the New York Islanders of the early ‘80s, the Pittsburgh Penguins of the early ‘90s, the Colorado Avalanche of the late ‘90s and beyond, and back to the Pens of the last three seasons.As for the Detroit Red Wings, sorry, unless you can explain how they found Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk where they found them, there’s no rational explanation for their dominance.
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