News about Evander Kane

The most famous fan of the Edmonton Oilers has been invited to their Stanley Cup games against Florida Panthers this week - but she doesn't want to give them a team talk before their must-win games. 'Kate', 34, went viral after flashing her boobs in the team's win over Dallas Stars on May 31 and after trying to avoid the spotlight, came forward and made an appearance on the 'Spittin Chiclets' hockey podcast. After revealing how she had tried to bury the clip of her flashing and that she had no interest in accepting the porn deals that she has been offered, the podcasters invited her to see her team play with them later this week.

Edmonton Oilers star Evander Kane admits he's seen the video of a 'passionate' fan flashing the crowd during their NHL conference finals win over the Dallas Stars. An unnamed Oilers fan went viral last week for pulling up her jersey and exposing herself at a watch party after Edmonton took a huge step towards their eventual series victory at Dallas' American Airlines center. The woman in question has received offers from various porn sites in light of the video, which sent social media into a frenzy.

Evander Kane of the Edmonton Oilers is in stable condition after suffering a horrific wrist laceration in Tampa on Tuesday when he fell and was cut by Lightning forward Pat Maroon's skate blade. A tumultuous scene unfolded along the benches, where blood could be seen on the ice as a terrified Kane leapt to his feet and began racing to the bench, where he quickly received immediate medical attention. He was later hospitalized and was set to have surgery on the wrist on Tuesday evening. 'I've got so far,' Edmonton coach Jay Woodcroft said. 'He's getting good care of.' Kane became involved with Lightning defenseman Philippe Myers just inside the Edmonton defensive zone, and after that time, the ice was cut by Maroon's skate blade 3:27 into the second period, the ice was cut by Maroon's skate blade 3:27.

Evander Kane of NHL and the San Jose Sharks reached a deal on Friday regarding a shaming he filed over the termination of his deal last season. The Sharks announced that the deal had been signed by the NHL and the Players' Union, saying that they were "satisfied" that the terms would not negatively affect the team financially or competitively in the coming or future seasons.' Kane thanked fans on Twitter for their continued support and said that the adversity has made him stronger.