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Robert Clark, Oilers' pre-game anthem singer, shares he has hairy cell leukemia but remains hopeful, plans treatment starting next month.
Edmonton Oilers' beloved pre-game anthem singer Robert Clark, known for his spirited performances, says he remains optimistic after being diagnosed with hairy cell leukemia, a rare but treatable cancer.
He shared the news on October 20, 2025, following joint pain and medical testing, including a bone marrow biopsy.
Symptoms include fatigue, spleen enlargement, and a weakened immune system, prompting him to limit outings.
He plans to start treatment next month, with the most challenging phase expected during a November road trip, though he hopes to miss as few games as possible.
Clark, a professional opera singer who rose to fame during the Oilers’ 2017 playoff run, has been a fan favorite for years.
The team and fans have responded with widespread support, including a message from the Oilers: "You got this, Robert!"
The Canadian Cancer Society notes the condition is generally manageable with treatment.
Clark did not immediately respond to interview requests.
Robert Clark, cantante del himno previo al juego de los Oilers, comparte que tiene leucemia de células pilosas, pero mantiene la esperanza de que el tratamiento comience el próximo mes.