With the regular season coming to an end tonight, the guys have a lot on their mind. First we Wanye, Jay, Liam and BM talk about the final game for the Arizona Coyotes before the ship off to Utah, breaking down their ownership, the broadcast last night and past teams in the NHL.
They soon drifted away from the Oilers to talk about the cloud seeding and floods in Dubai and the Memorial Cup in the WHL which was soon derailed by Liam's admission to buying movie theatre popcorn, just to take it home. Without even seeing a movie!
This lead to talk of our beloved Rexall Place and enjoying their last sips of legendary suds and sharing opinions on the outrageous prices of Playoff tickets this season.
Would you ever consider going to an Oilers game alone? Maybe it's not such a bad idea.
They then finish off discussing our future plans for the Playoffs where you can find us out on the road and who we would like to play in the first round.
Then Wanye and Liam went on a rant about the recent movies they've seen.
Exciting times as we wait for the final game of the regular season night against the Avalanche!
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