Oilers put AHL affiliate in Oklahoma City
Last Updated: Tuesday, February 9, 2010 | 10:54 PM MT
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The Edmonton Oilers have established an AHL affiliate in Oklahoma City.
The Oilers and Prodigal Hockey LLC announced Tuesday that Edmonton's farm team will play out of the Cox Convention Center.
They had spent months hammering out a deal to bring pro hockey back to Oklahoma City for the first time since the Stars folded in 1982.
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