US EditionEdmonton Oilers Coast to Stanley Cup Final Showdown Against Florida Panthers for Second Consecutive Year
- The Edmonton Oilers defeated the Dallas Stars on Thursday in Game 5 to win the Western Conference Final and advance to the Stanley Cup Final.
- This win came after the Oilers quickly found the net twice with their opening two attempts and marked their second consecutive conference final series victory over the Stars.
- The Oilers are set to compete against the Florida Panthers, who earned their third straight Stanley Cup Final appearance by defeating the Carolina Hurricanes on Wednesday.
- Connor McDavid praised his team’s resilience, saying, "We hung in there," and called Florida a "heck of a team" and a "special group."
- Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET at Rogers Place in Edmonton, where the Oilers could become the first Canadian champions since 1993.
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The Edmonton Oilers are set to face the Florida Panthers in a rematch of last spring’s epic seven-game showdown that saw the Cats hoist their first-ever Stanley Cup.
The Herald
Panthers and Oilers are now more alike as their Stanley Cup Final rematch arrives
A year ago when the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers met in the Stanley Cup Final, they were polar opposites in everything from climate, market and franchise history to deep-run experience and toughness.
Herald Bulletin
Panthers are about to set the NHL mark for games played in a 3-year span
The Florida Panthers don’t play hockey every day. It only seems like that’s the case. When the Panthers take the ice for Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final in Edmonton on Wednesday night, it will be the team’s 309th…
Florida Panthers prep for third straight Stanley Cup appearance
In the past three years, no team has played more games than the Florida Panthers, and if they repeat as Stanley Cup Champions, they'll be among the few teams in recent memory with as much success as them.However, with a championship matchup against last year's runner-up, the Edmonton Oilers, the Panthers know a vengeful opponent is a dangerous one.The defending champs know that, and it was a full-team practice on Saturday morning as the Panthers…
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