US EditionMarchand, Bennett too hot for Oilers to handle in Game 5 of Stanley Cup final
- Brad Marchand scored two goals, leading the Florida Panthers to a 5-2 victory over the Edmonton Oilers in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final, giving the Panthers a 3-2 series lead.
- Sam Bennett's goal marked his fifth in the Stanley Cup Final and contributed to Florida's multi-goal first period.
- Oilers superstar Connor McDavid scored but could not close the gap, as the Panthers sealed their 10th road playoff win with an empty-net goal from Luostarinen.
- With Game 6 approaching, the Panthers aim for back-to-back championships, while the Oilers hope to force a Game 7 after experiencing turnovers during this critical game.
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Brad Marchand Glorified By NHL Fans as Panthers Beat Oilers in Stanley Cup Final G5
Florida Panthers left wing Brad Marchand scored two goals to lead his team to a 5-2 road win over the Edmonton Oilers in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final on Saturday evening. The Panthers now lead the best-of-seven series three games to two.
Panthers 1 win away from Cup repeat after Game 5 dominance vs. Oilers - Sports Gossip
EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) — Brad Marchand is making more highlights for his new team, Sam Bennett is piling up the goals again and the Florida Panthers are on the verge of hoisting the Stanley Cup for the second year in a row. Marchand scored twice, Bennett had his playoff-leading 15th goal and the Panthers beat the Edmonton […] The post Panthers 1 win away from Cup repeat after Game 5 dominance vs. Oilers appeared first on Sports Gossip.
Dan's Daily: Who's Next on Trade Block; Marchand Schools Oilers; Penguins Path
Brad Marchand might go down as one of the great deadline additions of the 21st century. The little ball of agitation popped a couple more goals, and the Florida Panthers schooled the Edmonton Oilers in Game 5. Elsewhere, who is next on the NHL trade block, the Anaheim Ducks are trying to be movers and shakers, and the St. Louis Blues could part with Jordan Kyrou. Lastly, we dug into all things Pittsburgh Penguins from the ownership story to Rick…
Better with age, Marchand scores pair in Game 5
EDMONTON, Alberta — At 37, Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand might not only be getting better with age in the 14 years since winning his first and only Stanley Cup title. Some might even suggest he’s still got his looks, too, as Marchand joked on Saturday night. “Man, that guy’s good looking,” Marchand said with a laugh when asked what the 23-year-old version of himself might have to say in reflecting back to winning the Cup in his second N…
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