The Edmonton Oilers, since joining the National Hockey League, have often been characterized by their tendency for extreme performance – either reaching the pinnacle of success or navigating significant challenges. This “all-or-nothing” ethos was particularly evident in their early years; starting from their inaugural NHL season in 1979-80, the team impressively qualified for the playoffs for thirteen consecutive seasons.
By Duncan Priestley
Duncan Priestley has become a fixture in Manchester's vibrant combat sports scene. Specializing in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and submission grappling coverage, Duncan's articles provide thoughtful analysis of the technical aspects that casual observers might miss.