Brian Swane is a Communications Coordinator at [Employer]. An Edmonton-based writer with nearly two decades of experience in sports media and communication, he focuses on team sports, major league sports, and sports tournaments. Brian's work has been featured in the Lethbridge Herald, The Brandon Sun, Yardbarker, BVM Sports, The Hockey Writers, and UX/UI Designer.
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Brian Swane's coverage is concentrated on sports, particularly hockey and the Edmonton Oilers. His articles mainly focus on event coverage and evolving stories related to player performances, team achievements, and coaching changes within the NHL.
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By: Brian Swane
As the Edmonton Oilers have got off to a great start to the 2026-27 season, goalies Tristan Jarry and Devon Levi continue to share starts.
The Edmonton Oilers entered the 2026-27 NHL season with everyone wondering, who is their No. 1 netminder? Two weeks later, that question is no closer to being answered.
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After playing at Rogers Place just three times over the first three weeks of the 2026-26 NHL season, the Edmonton Oilers are set for a five-game homestand, beginning Tuesday (Oct. 20) when they host the Minnesota Wild.
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