OLIVER EKMAN-LARSSON RUMORS
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Backes hits Ekman-Larsson, sparks dustup
St. Louis Blues center David Backes hit Phoenix Coyotes defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson from behind late in the third period of Thursday night's NHL game at the Scottrade Center, leading to a brawl between the two teams. David Backes received a 2 minute boarding penalty, and the Coyotes scored on the ensuing power play to tie the game at 1-1. However, the Blues won the ensuing...
Adam Burish and Oliver Ekman-Larsson get into a compromising position
Buzzfeed published these masterful gifs from Monday night's 4-0 Sharks win over the stumbling Phoenix Coyotes. Awesome saves? No. Sweet dekes? Nope. It was something more unexpected... and awkward.
Call it yoga. Call it something out of the Kama Sutra. Call it whatever you want, but you must at least call it unique. The video explains how they wound up in this position a...
Adam Burish and Oliver Ekman-Larsson invent a new Yoga pose mid-game
After San Jose Sharks forward Adam Burish blocked a shot by Phoenix Coyotes defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Ekman-Larsson went over to vent some frustration. What Ekman-Larsson didn’t expect is that when he cross-checked Burish that Burish would grab his leg and hold onto him. I just can’t believe that the referee just stared at them and let them continue that for a few...
Hoo boy: Adam Burish, Oliver Ekman-Larsson become entangled on the ice (vid)
During Monday night’s tilt between the Phoenix Coyotes and San Jose Sharks, Adam Burish and Oliver Ekman-Larsson somehow became entangled during a play and the result of said entanglement ended with the two coming together in an incredibly hilarious pose of abject awkwardness.
After Burish attempts to put a shot on net — a shot that Ekman-Larsson blocks — the Sharks center...
Adam Burish, Oliver Ekman-Larsson give us a bizarre yoga moment (Video)
This has got to be one of the strangest moments to ever take place on NHL ice. Sharks forward Adam Burish and Coyotes defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson toward the end of Monday night’s contest got tangled up. Ekman-Larsson ends up doing some sort of handstand. Burish is on his knees with his hands in the airs. It’s borderline R-rated. Sharks analyst Drew Remenda aptly calls it...
Julie Robenhymer: Ekman-Larsson On Harry Potter, Arizona Weather & What He Bought His Parents
If you understand Swedish, you can check out this article I wrote about Oliver Ekman-Larsson for hockeysverige.com. If you can't read Swedish, here's the English version....
Phoenix Coyotes defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson is a rather quiet and reserved individual. He likes his play on the ice to do the talking for him and it's speaking loud and clear as he logs an...
Oliver Ekman-Larsson signs 6-year extension
The Coyotes signed Oliver Ekman-Larsson to a six-year extension.TSN's Darren Dreger reports the deal has an average annual value of $5.5 million per year. That's certainly a hefty chunk of change, but the 21-year-old has already established himself as one of the better all-around defensemen in the league. Ekman-Larsson has 17 points in 27 games this year, to go with a plus...
Coyotes lock up Ekman-Larsson for six years
Calgarys decision to sign Ryan OReilly to an offer sheet earlier this season didnt produce the results that the Flames had hoped for. But it created a ripple effect around the National Hockey League one that was felt in Phoenix.
With budding star Oliver Ekman-Larsson entering the final season (a shortened one, no less) of his contract, Coyotes general manager Don Maloney and assistant...
Via Fox Sports Arizona
March 15, 2013
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Six-Year Contract For Oliver Ekman-Larsson In Phoenix
GLENDALE, ARIZONA – Phoenix Coyotes General Manager Don Maloney announced today that the Coyotes have signed defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson to a six-year contract. As per club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
“Oliver is an exceptional young player who will continue to improve as he matures,” Maloney said. “He is an important part of our future and we are...
Coyotes notebook: OEL making himself known
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Lost in the hysteria of the Game 1 WhiteOut, a blown late lead and Martin Hanzals overtime dramatics was that fact that 20-year-old defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson logged a game-high 31 minutes, 14 seconds of ice time. For those doing the math, yes, thats darn near half of Thursdays 69-plus-minute game.
I felt pretty good, Ekman-Larsson said. I played with a lot...
Via Fox Sports Arizona
April 13, 2012
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