Mark Lewis decided to retire at the end of last National Hockey League season as the Edmonton Oilers look to open a new arena.  It opened a huge search for a new P. A. announcer which saw over 100 applicants tryout for the position. But how do you honor someone who has been your voice

The Edmonton Oilers are steeped in tradition and with the opening of a new area, a new tradition starts as Scott Bourgeois is the new voice of the Oilers.  He replaces Mark Lewis who stepped down with the closing of Rexall Place. The news came in the form of a brief note at the end

The Edmonton Oilers are looking for a new P. A. announcer, following the retirement of their only P. A. announcer Mark Lewis.  The team will be heading into a new arena this season, Rogers Place. Edmonton Oilers:  Public Address Announcer (Part-Time Seasonal) Based on the number of people who left feedback upon the retirement of

He’s announced for Gretzky, Messier, Ovechkin, Lemieux, Yzerman, Hull an every other big name player who has come through the NHL over the last 35 years, but at the end of the season, Mark Lewis will turn off his microphone one last time at Rexall Place, and not carry it over the Oilers new home