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Babcock ‘OK’ with taking media heat off players | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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EDMONTON – Mike Babcock’s hiring by the Edmonton Oilers has been a distraction in more ways that one. It created a storm of controversy because of his history. A storm reignited by Oilers legend Mark Messier saying he was “horrified” by the hiring. But throughout training camp it has also kept much of the media focus off the players, allowing them to concentrate on the new system Babcock is trying to instil, one full of details, speed and positioning. “Babs is taking everything. He’s OK with it,
Return to home dominance fuelling Elks | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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EDMONTON – Edmonton’s CFL franchise has won 14 Grey Cup championships, and the one constant in those years was domination at home. Only once in those 14 years did the Elks (then Eskimos) lose more than two home games — they were 6-3-1 in 1978, the first of consecutive championship seasons. Three years they were unbeaten at home and six seasons they lost only one game. Overall the team is 100-18-1 at home in its Grey Cup years. Just as their dominance at Commonwealth Stadium has keyed past succes
Babcock opens Oilers camp with uptempo practices - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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EDMONTON – Mike Babcock had his first on-ice practice as head coach of the Edmonton Oilers Thursday, and it was four hours of high-speed, detail-oriented skating and learning for both coach and players. After running two sessions of about two hours each for groups of about 20 players, Babcock said of his first coaching day since his controversial departure from the Columbus Blue Jackets in 2023, he said no lineup decisions have been made. “My feet hurt right now,” he told a media scrum. “I want
Elks close to playoff spot after five-year drought | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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EDMONTON – Riding the high of a three-game win streak and first place in the CFL West Division, the Edmonton Elks are on the verge of going where the team hasn’t been in six years — the playoffs. Edmonton is hosting the Calgary Stampeders on Saturday and if the Elks can sweep the two-game Labour Day series against their rivals then the Elks will improve to 10-3 and clinch a post-season berth. “What a great opportunity for us,” said quarterback Cody Fajardo. “Here at home in front of our fans, an
Edmonton’s ball hawks ready for Bombers | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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EDMONTON – When Tyrell Ford was growing up in Niagara Falls, Ont., his offensive skills got to a point where he decided he needed a new challenge. So he gave up carrying and catching the football to try his hand at defence. His talents on that side of the ball have developed to the point where the Edmonton Elks made him the highest paid defensive back in the CFL when they signed him as free agent in April 2025. Heading into Friday night’s game against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Commonwealth St
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