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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2026 · 45 MIN

Oilers Slip Up vs Ducks + Red Light Koob! - February 26th, 2026 - Hour 1

from EST Afternoons with Hernan Salas & Joaquin Gage · host Edmonton Sports Talk

Matt Iwanyk, joined by producer Zachary Kubusch, recaps the ugly 6-5 loss for the Oilers, breaking down the Oilers' sloppy defensive efforts, lack of killer instinct, porous netminding, and overall sense of urgency. It's only one game, but that's never the showing a team should have at any point of the year… We dissect it to length, looking at the layout of the Pacific Division standings.   We share some fan input on the matter, looking ahead to the second of a back-to-back out in LA tonight. It's Artemi Panarin and the Kings. What needs to come from management ahead of the trade deadline? Do they ride out the season and hold off from making a move, or do they have to add something?   It's the Red Light District to bring us to the top of the hour! This time, it's 'Red Light Koob' with Zach and Matty engaging in a conversation regarding the 2026 nominees for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Should it even be called the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? Who makes it in this year?

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