US EditionConnor McDavid and the Oilers see season end with 2nd straight Stanley Cup Final loss at Florida
- The Edmonton Oilers lost to the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup Final for the second consecutive year after struggles with offense and goaltending.
- Connor McDavid acknowledged the Panthers as a 'really good team' and stated, 'Nobody quit, nobody threw in the towel, but they’re a heck of a team.'
- Coach Kris Knoblauch expressed that losing is 'heart-wrenching' and difficult to handle.
- Leon Draisaitl remarked, 'Nobody cares. Like, nobody cares. We didn't win & try again next year.
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Connor McDavid and the Oilers see season end with 2nd straight Stanley Cup Final loss at Florida
Rats, foiled again.
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The Edmonton Oilers Historic Stanley Cup Finals Loss
The Edmonton Oilers have historically lost to the Florida Panthers. The historical implications of this defeat are long and inglorious. Sam Reinhart becomes the first player to score four goals in a Stanley Cup Final game since Maurice “Rocket” Richard. Looking back through history, the Edmonton Oilers became the first team to lose consecutive Stanley Cup Finals since the 1976-77 and 1977-78 Boston Bruins. It’s only because Vasily Podkolzin scor…
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