US EditionConnor McDavid Speaks Out on His Chemistry on Ice with $112,000,000 Oilers Superstar
- Leon Draisaitl scored a power-play overtime goal on Wednesday to give the Edmonton Oilers a 4-3 win over the Florida Panthers in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final.
- This rematch follows last season’s final when Edmonton fell behind 3-0, rallied to force a deciding game, but lost to Florida on home ice.
- Draisaitl has nine playoff goals this spring, overcame prior injuries, and Connor McDavid praised their strong on-ice chemistry after the Game 1 victory.
- Florida entered the series with a 31-0 playoff record when leading after two periods since 2023, which the Oilers ended with their Game 1 win; Game 2 is scheduled Friday in Edmonton.
- The Oilers’ victory and improved roster health suggest positive momentum, but key players emphasize the job is far from done in the best-of-seven series.
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Leon Draisaitl is a superstar in North America. In Germany, one of the best ice hockey players in the world doesn't take too much notice. A triumph with his Edmonton Oilers in the Stanley Cup final could change this.
·Dortmund, Germany
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Mark Masters: Whether it's RNH or Draisaitl on Oilers top line, McDavid can count on chemistry
When the Edmonton Oilers won the draft lottery in 2015, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins didn't waste time making contact with the presumptive No. 1 pick, Connor McDavid. Now with the puck set to drop in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, Nugent-Hopkins, the longest-serving Oiler, returned to McDavid's left side at Friday's morning skate.
·Canada
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