In recent news reported by ESPN, the Edmonton Oilers have experienced a significant change with the departure of one of their veteran star players, who has moved on to join a different team.
Jeff Jackson, who was appointed last summer to oversee hockey operations for the Edmonton Oilers, recently commented on his experience working with the team.
Jackson had the opportunity to work closely with General Manager Ken Holland, a Hall of Famer who had been with the Oilers for five years.
Reflecting on their professional relationship, Jackson described it as highly positive and cooperative. Despite their departure, Jackson emphasized that the separation was conducted amicably and on good terms, highlighting the mutual respect and professional rapport that characterized their time working together.
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