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Taylor Hall skating on a line with Hemsky and Horcoff this morning.
Looks like Hall will be back in the lineup for Thursday's tilt. The former 1st overall pick scored seven goals and 18 points through 22 games before getting hurt.
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Taylor Hall News
"I felt good today, no problems with shooting or contact. I hope to be back in the lineup on Thursday." - Taylor Hall
Barring a setback, you should expect Hall back into the lineup this week. The former 1st overall pick has seven goals and 18 points in 22 games but last played on November 26th.
#Oilers D Corey Potter (ankle) and LW Taylor Hall (shoulder) participating in today's morning skate with full equipment
Hall staying on the ice remains encouraging for his long-term projections. Expect the former 1st overall pick to get back into game action in the next couple of days.
LW Taylor Hall (shoulder) practicing with the team again today but wearing non-contact jersey
Hall likely needs another week or two before getting into a game. Expect a further update as he inches closer to returning.
Taylor Hall is on the ice with his teammates for morning skate. He hasn't taken a full practice yet, so I don't imagine he'd play tonight.
Certainly a step in the right direction for fantasy hockey owners and the Oilers. Check back for a further update on his status as he could return in a couple of games.
"I'm trying to work as hard as I can to get back as quick as I can." - Taylor Hall (shoulder), who had a high-tempo on-ice workout today
Hall was back at practice just days after the injury and is certainly ahead of schedule. Check back for a further update on the former 1st overall pick.
Oilers forward Taylor Hall will miss 2-4 weeks with a left shoulder injury.
Bad news for Hall owners and the Edmonton Oilers. Prior to getting hurt, the sophomore scored seven goals and 18 points in 22 games. As a fiery competitor, look for hall to get back into the lineup as soon as he can.
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Hall had an MRI today with the results not expected to be released until late tonight or tomorrow. Expect a further update as soon as the news breaks.
Maybe we’ll find out Monday before the Oilers host the Predators what Hall’s MRI shows — a shoulder separation, dislocation, something else? And how long the 20-year-old former No. 1 draft pick be out of the lineup?
We will have a further update on Hall's status prior to tomorrow's puck drop so stay tuned.
Taylor Hall will not return to tonight's game due to a left shoulder injury
Hall injured his shoulder after taking a body check in the first period. While he returned to the game briefly the team likely took him out for precautionary measures.
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Hall moves down a line to the second line where he will play with mentor-figure Shawn Horcoff. Through 17 games, the former 1st overall pick continues to break out with three goals and eight points.
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Taylor Hall is taking the morning skate.
Hall skating this morning is an indication he could play tonight. Over the team's first four games he scored a goal and four points. If he returns tonight, look for him to play on the top line.
Taylor Hall (illness) will not be playing tonight
Linus Omark takes his place on the top line. The Oilers will dress seven defensemen tonight with Theo Peckham drawing back into the lineup.
Taylor Hall is a game-time decision for tonight. Under the weather.
Should he not feel well enough to play in the Battle of Alberta, look for Jeff Petry to draw back into the lineup. Expect a further update on this injury tonight.
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As Hall starts Year 2 of his NHL career, the sky’s the limit for the 19-year-old. He had 22 goals and 20 assists in 65 games during his rookie 2010-11 season, scoring his first goal in his eighth game — against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Oct. 28.
In his second full season, Hall is expected to score 30 goals and help his Edmonton Oilers avoid being the worst team in the League.
“By the end of the summer, I was getting sick of working out. I just wanted to get back on the ice,” the Edmonton Oilers’ prized pick from the 2010 NHL entry draft said after skating with Sam Gagner and Ales Hemsky during the first on-ice training camp session at Rexall Place.
The former 1st overall pick scored 22 goals in 65 games last season and should be expected to break 30 goals this season.
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Hall will start on the first line with Hemsky. The former 1st overall pick scored 22 goals in 65 games last season and should be expected to break out this year.
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