Today Glen “Slats” Sather has announced his retirement from ... the piece we posted back on 2015 July 21 when the Oilers announced a banner would be raised in his honour.

Hockey Hall of Fame member Glen Sather announced his retirement ... Prior to his time with the Rangers, the Alberta native Sather guided the Edmonton Oilers to five Stanley Cup championships ...

Glen Sather, who was general manager for five Stanley Cup championships with the Edmonton Oilers, announced his retirement Wednesday. The 80-year-old had been working for the New York Rangers as a ...

Glen, Ann, and his family will always be ... During his time with the Oilers organization, Sather led Edmonton to five Stanley Cup Championships in a seven-year span (1983-84, 1984-85, 1986-87 ...

In 126 Stanley Cup playoff games, Sather had a record of 89-37, and his .706 winning percentage in the playoffs is the best by any head coach in NHL history. He won the Jack Adams Award as the NHL ...

Glen Sather, head coach and general manager of the ... Whether with the dynastic Edmonton Oilers teams of the 1980s, the contending New York Rangers clubs of recent years or various iterations ...

“Glen and Ann Sather believed in family,” Gretzky said in a video. “All he wanted was the best for the players, the Oilers and the city.” The ceremony coincidentally preceded Alain ...

The Edmonton Oilers were one of the two teams that absolutely owned the NHL in the 1980s. They won five Stanley Cups between 1984 and 1990 and Glen Sather was the man behind the bench for all of it.

speaking on 630 CHED in Edmonton Thursday with Bob Stauffer on Oilers Now. “If you’re a friend of Glen Sather’s you end up on the positive side of the ledger,” Burke began. “From the ...

During the Edmonton Oilers’ Golden Decade (the 1980s, with the 1990 Stanley Cup serving as a brilliant finale), general manager Glen Sather won several trades by a wide margin. The results made ...

Legendary former Oilers coach and general manager Glen Sather recently shared his surprisingly harsh opinion that he doesn't want Alexander Ovechkin to beat Wayne Gretzky's goal record. Ovechkin ...

Ever-dapper Glen Sather took over the Oilers bench in 1977. Note the WHA-era logos. Still just 34, Sather stepped away from his playing career to become a full-time coach in the fall of ’77 ...