Johnny Boychuk anyone?

Paul Martin?
- Ben37

Yep.

Johnny Boychuk anyone?
- fudd1689

Yep, but why would Boston move him?

Johnny Boychuk anyone?
- fudd1689

Yes please

Paul Martin?
- Ben37

belanger and tuebert, for martin and a 2nd.

dang martin's had a couple bad years in pitt.

Yes please
- Starbuck

boychuk, is not a top 4.

and someone who was a bruin's insider likened him to a drunken hal gill, that kinda turns me off.

boychuk, is not a top 4.

and someone who was a bruin's insider likened him to a drunken hal gill, that kinda turns me off.
- DrinkOil

He's a #3 on the Bruins, but he wouldn't be a top 4 here?

Yak signs

Yep, but why would Boston move him?
- Lahey

I don't think they would, I'm just not a huge fan of his play. He has a pretty good shot but he makes poor decisions at the offensive blue line.

Yak signs
- Lahey

Link?

Link?
- dghill

For real?

Yak signs
- Lahey

SWEEEEEEEETT!

Link?
- dghill

http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/story/?id=401259

http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/story/?id=401259
- Lahey

My work blocks TSN

My work blocks TSN
- dghill

That's kind of odd.

Oilers sign Yakupov to three-year contract
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7/23/2012 10:36:09 AM
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The Edmonton Oilers announced Monday that the club has signed forward Nail Yakupov to a three-year entry level contract.

"We're very happy to sign Nail to a three-year contract," said general manager Steve Tambellini in a statement. "He's an extremely talented and passionate young man who we feel will be an integral part of our team for many years to come."

Yakupov, who was selected first overall in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft last month, played in 42 games last season for the Sarnia Sting collecting 69 points.

In 2010-11, the 5'11”, 190-pound right-winger recorded 101 points (49G, 52A) in 65 games with Sarnia. That year he was named the OHL Rookie of the Month three times as well as the OHL Rookie of the Year and BMO Rookie of the Year in the CHL.

Yakupov, who hails from Nizhnekamsk, Republic of Tatarstan, was part of Team Russia in the 2011 World Junior U18 Championship. He collected 13 points and scored a hat trick in the bronze-medal game, including an empty-net goal with four seconds left, helping defeat Team Canada 6-4.

Yakupov was also part of the 2012 World Junior Championship with Team Russia that lost 1-0 to Sweden in the gold medal game, acquiring a silver medal. In seven games he had a team-high nine assists and was plus-5.

Cannot wear #8... 2 words: Al Hamilton

That's kind of odd.

Oilers sign Yakupov to three-year contract
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TSN.ca Staff
7/23/2012 10:36:09 AM
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The Edmonton Oilers announced Monday that the club has signed forward Nail Yakupov to a three-year entry level contract.

"We're very happy to sign Nail to a three-year contract," said general manager Steve Tambellini in a statement. "He's an extremely talented and passionate young man who we feel will be an integral part of our team for many years to come."

Yakupov, who was selected first overall in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft last month, played in 42 games last season for the Sarnia Sting collecting 69 points.

In 2010-11, the 5'11”, 190-pound right-winger recorded 101 points (49G, 52A) in 65 games with Sarnia. That year he was named the OHL Rookie of the Month three times as well as the OHL Rookie of the Year and BMO Rookie of the Year in the CHL.

Yakupov, who hails from Nizhnekamsk, Republic of Tatarstan, was part of Team Russia in the 2011 World Junior U18 Championship. He collected 13 points and scored a hat trick in the bronze-medal game, including an empty-net goal with four seconds left, helping defeat Team Canada 6-4.

Yakupov was also part of the 2012 World Junior Championship with Team Russia that lost 1-0 to Sweden in the gold medal game, acquiring a silver medal. In seven games he had a team-high nine assists and was plus-5.
- Lahey

You are super nice today... Whats up with that???? U tap one of Tao's daughters or something? jk..

Cannot wear #8... 2 words: Al Hamilton
- No1OilFan

That was #3

You are super nice today... Whats up with that???? U tap one of Tao's daughters or something? jk..
- saskoil21

I try be nice to the posters that aren't here everyday, they don't piss me off like you and Tao

belanger and tuebert, for martin and a 2nd.

dang martin's had a couple bad years in pitt.
- DrinkOil

Why do the Penguins need a $2M center to play behind Crosby, Malkin and Sutter when they have a perfectly good Craig Adams in that spot.

Why do the Penguins need a $2M center to play behind Crosby, Malkin and Sutter when they have a perfectly good Craig Adams in that spot.
- Ben37

Honestly I don't think we move Belanger, we need him.

But if Martin is a salary dump you could very well have to take some cash back.

That's kind of odd.

Oilers sign Yakupov to three-year contract
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7/23/2012 10:36:09 AM
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The Edmonton Oilers announced Monday that the club has signed forward Nail Yakupov to a three-year entry level contract.

"We're very happy to sign Nail to a three-year contract," said general manager Steve Tambellini in a statement. "He's an extremely talented and passionate young man who we feel will be an integral part of our team for many years to come."

Yakupov, who was selected first overall in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft last month, played in 42 games last season for the Sarnia Sting collecting 69 points.

In 2010-11, the 5'11”, 190-pound right-winger recorded 101 points (49G, 52A) in 65 games with Sarnia. That year he was named the OHL Rookie of the Month three times as well as the OHL Rookie of the Year and BMO Rookie of the Year in the CHL.

Yakupov, who hails from Nizhnekamsk, Republic of Tatarstan, was part of Team Russia in the 2011 World Junior U18 Championship. He collected 13 points and scored a hat trick in the bronze-medal game, including an empty-net goal with four seconds left, helping defeat Team Canada 6-4.

Yakupov was also part of the 2012 World Junior Championship with Team Russia that lost 1-0 to Sweden in the gold medal game, acquiring a silver medal. In seven games he had a team-high nine assists and was plus-5.
- Lahey

Love you

And yeah, for whatever reason I can go on hockeybuzz and sportsnet, but no TSN. Makes me a sad panda.

Yak first player to wear 100?

Yak first player to wear 100?
- Oilfan19

What's Muhammed's lucky number? 71?
or is it 72 virigins...

Yak first player to wear 100?
- Oilfan19

Perhypes.

Like Laughs says 0 would be cool - double zero would be cooler then Cloutier.

However, Gilbert Arenas wore 00 in the NBA and he went from superstar to injury addled lemon. Could be a bad omen----for superstitions sake.