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Panthers feel better equipped this year to close out Stanley Cup Final
Following their 5-2 win Saturday in Game 5 of a Stanley Cup Final rematch against the Oilers, the Panthers have a 3-2 series lead. Florida can clinch its second straight title as early as Tuesday, when it plays Game 6 on home ice at Amerant Bank Arena.

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'Dialed in' from October, the Panthers are a win away from repeating as Stanley Cup champions
Florida Panthers rebound from a bitter defeat to take pivotal Game 5 against Edmonton Oilers in Stanley Cup Final
Getting better with age, Marchand scores twice in the Panthers' Game 5 win over the Oilers
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.

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Facing elimination, Oilers undecided on Game 6 goaltender
Edmonton Oilers deal with goalie debate. Florida Panthers, 1 win from 2nd-straight Stanley Cup, have Bobrovsky
NHL vibe check: Oilers’ two-way support, the taxes debate and trading top-5 draft picks
As much as Skinner rebounded against the Stars, with 6.38 goals saved above expected in five games, the Florida Panthers are exposing his weaknesses.

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Florida's third and fourth lines are grinding down Edmonton in the Stanley Cup Final
Oilers HC Says 'Not an Easy Decision' Picking Between Skinner, Pickard to Start SCF G6
Edmonton Oilers could join elite NHL teams who rallied in Game 6 to win Stanley Cup
The Oilers tailed the Panthers in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup final. But, they're hoping to push the Panthers into Game 7 to win the Cup. Only eight teams in NHL history have accomplished such a comeback.
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Cash-strapped Lightning have an interesting offseason ahead of them
One of the teams that is going to be worth keeping an eye on this offseason is the Tampa Bay Lightning. Despite showing improvements during the 2024-25 season, finishing second in the Atlantic Division,
Yanni Gourde signs 6-year contract with Tampa Bay Lightning
Yanni Gourde is staying in Tampa after signing a six-year contract with the Tampa Bay Lightning, vice president and general manager Julien BriseBois announced.
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