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Oilers Sign Owen Michaels, Adding College Fire

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Edmonton Oilers sign forward Owen Michaels, a college hockey standout from Western Michigan, to a one-year deal. Michaels, 23, captained the Broncos and led them to the U.S. college hockey championship last year, earning MVP honors. He brings leadership and scoring touch to the Oilers, who currently hold second place in the Pacific Division and are on a four-game win streak.

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Oilers Sign Owen Michaels, Adding College Fire

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Oilers Sign Owen Michaels, Adding College Fire. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Edmonton Oilers just locked in forward, Owen Michaels with a one-year entry-level deal for next season. The 23-year-old from Northville, Michigan put up 13 goals and 13 assists over 39 games at Western Michigan this year, all while captaining the squad. He straight up owned the Frozen Four last year, snagging most outstanding player honors after guiding the Broncos to their first-ever U.S. College, hockey championship. Michaels sealed it with two goals in a 62 victory over Boston University in the final. Over three seasons with Western Michigan, he tallied 33 goals and 33 assists across 119 games showing real. Leadership and scoring touch that scouts love. Meanwhile, the Oilers hold second place in the Pacific Division, riding a four-game win streak as they hosted the Chicago Black Hawks last Thursday. Night, building momentum for a deep playoff run, this signing adds fresh college fire to their lineup, positioning Edmonton to keep pushing forward

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