The Florida Panthers led 3-0 in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Edmonton Oilers.
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Stanley Cup Final shifts to South Florida for Game 3 after the Panthers and Oilers split in Edmonton
Back in the same locker room that was the scene of Connor McDavid’s profanity-laced outburst and the tearful ending to his first Stanley Cup Final, the Edmonton Oilers hope they can avoid the same result this time around.
Yes, the journeyman defenseman who was bought out last summer and is playing for just above the NHL veteran minimum.
Jaylen Waddle considers himself the Florida Panthers’ good luck charm.
This has been a different final than many in the recent past, in part because there’s no underdog in it who no one expected to get this far, the opponents know each other well and the teams are nearly at full strength.
Marchand’s second goal of the night 8:04 into the second OT allowed Florida to escape Edmonton with a split.
Trailing the Stanley Cup Final after losing the opener in overtime, the defending champion Florida Panthers look to even things up in Game 2 at the Edmonton Oilers.
After losing Game 1 in overtime after a puck over the glass penalty put Edmonton on the power play, the Panthers have not lost any of the belief they carried into the series.
Connor McDavid had two hits on the opening shift of the Stanley Cup Final, and that was just the start of the Edmonton Oilers taking the body in Game 1 of their rematch against the Florida Panthers.
The move came after the Stars ended their season in a 6-3 loss at home to Edmonton in Game 5 of the West final.
The Bruins picked the 46-year-old German to replace interim coach Joe Sacco.
