Dave Manson has always preached the fundamentals to defencemen. It’s something he does even still with the Oilers — even if some of those players have been in the NHL for years.

Dave Manson, 55, was a legendary NHL shutdown defenseman who played in 1,103 regular-season games. He was an enforcer and amassed 2,792 penalty minutes — 13th most all-time.

But Manson just as easily could be mistaken for his father, Dave Manson, a legendary NHL defenseman from the same era as Foote. His father played in 1,103 career NHL regular-season games over 17 ...

Dave Manson, who played in 1,103 NHL regular-season games over 16 seasons, was promoted from assistant coach for the Oilers’ AHL affiliate to Edmonton’s new staff on Feb. 10.

“Oh, the old Dave Manson [move],” Stewart said. Stewart was then told that Manson is, in fact, the son of Dave Manson, one of the NHL’s meanest defensemen of the 1980s and 1990s whom Stewart ...

Dave Manson was scary player but softer, gentler teacher of defencemen While Manson never met a hockey disturbance he didn’t want to be a part of, he also had 75 assists in his 219 games with ...

The 51-year-old coach sat down with The Athletic to discuss his teaching style, his NHL-playing son, his not-so-friendly moniker, and his voice box that just won’t get louder. Listen up!

Josh Manson didn’t really want to leave Saskatchewan, but he had no choice. Summer was coming to an end and it was time to head back to Southern California for training camp ahead of the 2016-17 ...

Anaheim Ducks defenseman Josh Manson, left, trades punches with Colorado Avalanche defenseman Daniel Maggio during the first period of an NHL hockey preseason game in Anaheim, Calif., Monday, Sept. 22 ...

Dave Manson’s vocal chords were damaged when Vancouver Canucks forward Sergio Momesso punched him in the throat Nov. 3, 1991, shortly after being acquired by the Ed… ...

Josh Manson, who’s listed at 6 foot 3 and 217 pounds, was born in October 1991, while his dad played for the Blackhawks. Dave Manson played for the Stars in the 1999-2000 and 2001-02 seasons ...