Taylor Hall avoids suspension for two-handed slash chop
Apparently Taylor Hall is a Braves fan, because he's very much fond of doing a tomahawk chop when he has to. But not a typical one-handed one. Oh, no no no. Hall does nothing halfway. He uses two hands.
And a hockey stick (the chop is about 11 seconds in).
Look, I understand that Hall is probably upset about the fact that the Oilers' playoff chances are somewhere...
Hall's quick 'trick' makes history
Taylor Hall's record-setting game helped get the Edmonton Oilers closer in the Western Conference playoff race.
Hall had a hat trick and the Oilers scored early and often to make it three victories in a row for the first time this season, cruising past the Vancouver Canucks 4-0 on Saturday.
Devan Dubnyk made 23 stops for his second shutout of the season and Ladislav Smid also...
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March 31, 2013
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Richard Cloutier: Hall Suspension a Great Idea
The Oilers are NOT the worst team in the NHL. Well, not with respect to the amount of talent they possess. The problem in Edmonton is not a lack of talent.
So what is the problem? Why does a team that perhaps possesses a Top 10 in the NHL talent-level continue to play like a last-place team?
Blame whoever you want. I blame Taylor Hall.
You heard me. It's all Taylor...
DIRTY PLAY?
Taylor Hall drills Cal Clutterbuck in the knee
Edmonton Oilers’ Taylor Hall is not known to be a dirty player, he’s only had one major penalty in his career prior to this. But his hit on Thursday night on Minnesota Wild’s Cal Clutterbuck was extremely dirty. With 17:27 left in the third period, and the Oilers losing 3-1, Hall threw his knee out and used his hip to drive through Clutterbuck, and Clutterbuck was immediately...
Taylor Hall Agrees to Seven-Year Extension With Oilers Worth Reported $6 Million Per Season
Taylor Hall is staying in Edmonton for the foreseeable future. The No. 1 overall pick in the 2010 NHL entry draft has signed a seven-year extension with the Oilers, the club announced on Wednesday. TSN's Bob McKenzie reports that the new contract will be worth $6 million per season. Hall is obviously widely regarded as one of the game's best young players, and he's done...
Oilers, Hall agree to 7-year extension
The Edmonton Oilers have locked up forward Taylor Hall with a seven-year contract extension.
The Oilers say the contract is worth an average of $6 million per season.
The club announced the deal Wednesday on its Twitter account.
Hall was the first overall pick in the 2010 draft and has since become a key fixture on the team's youthful top line alongside fellow first overall...
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August 22, 2012
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Oilers F Hall to have season-ending surgery
Edmonton Oilers forward Taylor Hall will undergo season-ending surgery on his left shoulder.
General manager Steve Tambellini says Hall will need five to six months of recovery time, and the team hopes he will be ready for the start of next season.
Hall hasn't played since he suffered a concussion during a 3-1 win over the Calgary Flames on March 17. The No. 1 overall pick...
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March 27, 2012
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This is what Taylor Hall's face looks like after getting cut open by a hockey skate
Yesterday we showed you the scary video of Edmonton's Taylor Hall taking a skate to the face from a teammate in pregame warmups after Hall slipped on a puck. Today we're bringing you the aftermath of that incident and pictorial evidence that having your face sliced open by a hockey skate never ends pretty.
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January 19, 2012
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Taylor Hall shows off stitches after taking skate to the face
Taylor Hall, in just his second NHL season knows a thing or two about being a professional athlete. The first, is that it's very important to wear a helmet during pregame warm-ups. The second, that chicks dig scars. Take a look at the picture Hall's Oilers posted on Twitter after taking a skate to the head earlier this week. He received a black eye and 30 stitches.
SCARY SITUATION
Video: Taylor Hall takes skate to face
A routine pre-game warm-up skate turned pretty scary for Edmonton Oilers young gun Taylor Hall. Hall, who must have been working on a triple lutz, fell and teammate Corey Potter skating behind him tried to get out of the way. He obviously couldn't. The 20-year old first overall pick of the 2010 NHL Draft was ruled out for the game and was taken to a local hospital for stitches...
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