They have a phrase in Edmonton for putting top scorers Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl on the ice together: Going nuclear.

Thousands of Florida Panthers fans filled Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise on Wednesday night for the first game of the Stanley Cup Final against the Edmonton Oilers. Even though the game was in Edmonton,

I sat in the second-last row of a full WestJet flight to Toronto. As we’re taxiing to the runway, a very cheery pilot’s voice comes over the intercom. “We expect a flying time of three hours and 25 minutes to Toronto, home of future 2025 Stanley Cup champion Connor McDavid!”

The Edmonton Oilers will lock horns with the Florida Panthers in Game 3 of the NHL Stanley Cup Final on Monday. This prediction is based on 10,000 simulations of the game.

When all hell breaks loose in front of the Edmonton Oilers' goal, Florida Panthers center Sam Bennett wants to be in the thick of things and he doesn't really c

Ready to step in, Boqvist has been very effective when his number has been called. Appearing in 11 playoff games for the Panthers, the speedy Swede has tallied five points (two goals, three assists), while also dishing out 37 hits and blocking four shots. In his return, Boqvist will be deployed with Tomas Nosek and Jonah Gadjovich.

If it all seems familiar, this Stanley Cup Final rematch, consider the Florida Panthers walking into the Rogers Center to find the same set-up in the  locker room, same look around the

The Edmonton Oilers won Game 1 of their Stanley Cup Final series vs. the Florida Panthers on Wednesday night thanks to an overtime power play off a penalty on Panthers left wing Tomas Nosek.