BY: Bruce Ciskie

The name of Jordan Eberle will go down in Canadian hockey history, regardless of what happens to him in professional hockey.

Eberle scored the game-tying goal in the dying seconds of Team Canada's dramatic shootout win over Russia in the 2009 World Junior Championships. The semifinal win set up the Canadians' relatively easy win over Sweden in the gold medal game. Now, Eberle is set to take his shot at an NHL career.


http://nhl.fanhouse.com/2009/03/23/oilers-sign-first-rounder-jordan-eberle/

Congrats Jordan!

This was awesome news for me when I found it out yesterday afternoon. Jordan Eberle's goal will be remembered by Canadian hockey fans everywhere, and I can't wait to see him in the NHL!

Of course, like all players, he needs to work on a few things with his game if he wants to succeed in the NHL. He also needs to bulk up from his 5'11 frame.

Regardless, I will be following his career closely and wish him the best of luck!

Congrats Jordan!

This was awesome news for me when I found it out yesterday afternoon. Jordan Eberle's goal will be remembered by Canadian hockey fans everywhere, and I can't wait to see him in the NHL!

Of course, like all players, he needs to work on a few things with his game if he wants to succeed in the NHL. He also needs to bulk up from his 5'11 frame.

Regardless, I will be following his career closely and wish him the best of luck!

Well we know who you will be collecting.

DOn

Eberle got an assist in his pro debut tonight with the Springfield Falcons.

hopefully he makes oilers team next year, great skills...

i'm glad they signed him so they can see how he plays at ahl lvl,.