Panthers beat the Oilers in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals with a double overtime thriller – Hockey Writer – Florida Black Panthers

After an exciting overtime game, the Edmonton Oilers hosted the Florida Panthers in the second game of the Stanley Cup final on Friday, June 6, with Edmonton having a 1-0 lead. Just like the first game, it takes extra time. This time, the Panthers beat the Oilers with a 5-4 overtime thriller to beat the series. This is the game you review from this wild and high-scoring event.

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The Panthers will open 2:07 until the opening period of the electric game. Sam Bennett sneaked down Mattias Ekholm’s drop stick and was not discovered by officials. The Panthers forward then obtained a Center Pass for Nate Schmidt, who buried it in goalkeeper Stuart Skinner’s 13th playoff goal and third in the series.

The Oilers will play the game at 7:38 during this period. Evander Kane entered the area at speed and ripped a post and crossed Sergei Bobrovsky’s glove. Evan Bouchard then gave Edmonton a 9:19 lead. His initial shot was blocked, but he got the rebound and buried its obstacles.

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A few minutes later, Florida tied for the game. Schmidt passed to Eetu Luostarinen, whose cross-slit pass found Seth Jones, who stuffed the puck into a cage of distance.

Edmonton immediately regained the lead in the power play. Connor McDavid hung around the defender and found one of Leon Draisaitl’s timers, who had no doubt about it. At the end of that crazy first phase, the Oilers led 3-2 with a 14-11 lead.

The Panthers tied the game 8:23 to the second stage. Dmitry Kulikov’s point shot outside Bouchard and passes through Skinner by traffic. Brad Marchand then added a short mark. He ran to a disconnected place, walked five holes, and passed the oil man’s network machine. Florida dominated the middle frame and led 4-3, with a 14-8 shot and a 25-22 lead during the period.

Florida closed it in 19 minutes of the third phase, but Edmonton tied the game up with 18 seconds. Corey Perry fell into loose hockey in the chaos ahead.

Nothing was solved in the first overtime, so we doubled the overtime, and the Oilers had a 46-39 shot advantage. In overtime, Markand won the Panthers. He was broken through and defeated Skinner with his backhand.

Bobrovsky stopped 42 of the 42 photos with a savings percentage of 0.913 (SV%) in the win, while Skinner stopped 0.881 SV% in the defeat with a 37 shot in the 42. The series moved to Florida on Monday, June 9 to compete in Game 3 of Amerant Bank Arena.

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