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Oilers appoint Sillinger director of player development
By THE CANADIAN PRESS
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Mike Sillinger has been appointed the Edmonton Oilers director of player development. (AP Photo/Ed Betz)

EDMONTON - The Edmonton Oilers have appointed Mike Sillinger their new director of player development.

The 38-year-old native of Regina moves into the position after a 17-year playing career.

"We are very excited to have Mike fill such an important role with us," said Oilers GM Steve Tambellini. "We know his experience of 1,000-plus NHL games will benefit our younger players and the development of their careers."

Sillinger has played for 12 NHL teams, most recently suiting up for the New York Islanders last season.












If Ryan Getzlaf cannot play in the Olympics due to injury, which player should replace him on Team Canada's roster?
  Steven Stamkos
  Brad Richards
  Jeff Carter
  Someone else


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