Jordan Eberle recorded a goal and an assist for Oklahoma City in a 4-2 loss to Houston on Tuesday. By factoring in on both Oklahoma City goals, Eberle extended his AHL scoring lead over teammate Justin Schultz to four points. The next closest competitor is Cam Atkinson of the Springfield Falcons, who trails Eberle by 14 points.

Jordan Eberle had the natural hat trick in Oklahoma City's 5-2 win over Texas Monday. Eberle is tearing the AHL apart after a slow start in which he was held off the scoresheet in six of his first ten games. Eberle leads the league with 47 points, two ahead of teammate Justin Schultz who had a goal and an assist in the win, and 12 ahead of Cam Atkinson who sits third in the points race. Josh Green also scored while Yann Denis was great between the pipes for the Barons as Oklahoma City was outshot 44-27.

After spending more than three months with the AHL Oklahoma City Barons, Jordan Eberle admits that it will be weird to leave if the NHL season is saved. "Absolutely," Eberle said. "It's going to be really weird. But I'm an NHL player. That's where I want to be. Hopefully they get started soon and Hallsy, Schultz, Nuge and I and some other guys on this team would go up there." Eberle has excelled in the AHL with 20 goals and 44 points in 30 games this season.

Jordan Eberle has surpassed teammate Justin Schultz in the AHL's points race. Eberle has accomplished that by getting 17 points in 10 games this month, including six points in his last three games. He has 20 goals and 44 points in 30 games this season.

Jordan Eberle has tied teammate Justin Schultz for the AHL points lead. Schultz, who has been leading the race for much of the season, is on a four-game point streak, but Eberle has been even hotter lately. Eberle has five goals and eight points in his last three games alone. They both have 38 points in 26 contests.

Jordan Eberle was involved in every Oklahoma City goal Saturday night, lighting the lamp four times in the Barons' 5-3 victory over San Antonio. Eberle's seven point weekend has given him a share of the AHL scoring lead with teammate Justin Schultz. Through 25 games, Eberle has 19 goals and 18 assists for 37 points.

The NHL lockout has caused Edmonton Oilers star forward Jordan Eberle to play with the American Hockey League's Oklahoma City Barons alongside Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Taylor Hall this season but he insists he is not bitter about the experience. "It's a great league," Eberle said. "It's very underrated, most guys don't understand how good it is. I knew what to expect, although it was a little different coming down from the NHL rather than going up from the AHL. But it's nice that Taylor and Ryan are here as well. It makes it a lot easier."

Jordan Eberle scored a goal and registered an assist in the Oklahoma City Barons' 5-1 victory over the San Antonio Rampage. Eberle has 15 goals and 32 points in 24 AHL games. Playing in the minors should keep him sharp for the possibility of a shortened NHL season.

Jordan Eberle scored a goal and added an assist for the Oklahoma City Barons in a 3-2 win over San Antonio Sunday. Eberle's two points bring him to 30 on the campaign, good for second in the AHL behind teammate Justin Schultz, who has held scoreless in this contest. Teemu Hartikainen also found the back of the net in the win.

Jordan Eberle has been presented with the AHL player of the month award for his efforts in November. He led all AHL skaters in scoring with 10 goals, 21 points and a plus-13 rating in 13 outings. Eberle's outstanding month has helped him climb up the league's point leaderboard to second with 27 over 20 matches. The 22-year-old winger exploded offensively in Edmonton last season, with 34 goals and 76 points in 78 contests, and he's heating up in the minors now after a sluggish start.