A healthy Mattias Ekholm is here, and he’s already making an impact. Around the start of the new year, Ekholm was starting to show his age. Before the calendar flipped to 2025, Ekholm had a 59.09% goal share and 59.59% expected goal share in 682:03 minutes of five-on-five action.
As the Edmonton Oilers make the Stanley Cup Final, Corey Perry will be in his fourth final in five years. He will try to win his second Cup. At the age of 40, Perry is one of the few remaining members of the illustrious 2003 NHL draft class.
It’s not often you see the Edmonton Oilers win Game 1 of a playoff series in the Connor McDavid/Leon Draisaitl era. Coming into Wednesday evening’s game, the Oilers were 4-11 in the first game of the series, managing to win seven of the series after a loss.
Leon Draisaitl continues to climb the ranks among the greatest players in NHL history. He scored his third overtime goal of the 2025 playoffs last night to give the Oilers a 1-0 series lead in the Cup Final.
As the Edmonton Oilers compete in another Stanley Cup Final, Corey Perry continues to play a supporting yet impactful role — one he’s honed over a career filled with deep playoff runs and hard-earned respect.
Much of the work to construct the roster that took to the ice Wednesday night for the Edmonton Oilers in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final occurred well before Stan Bowman arrived in the city.
As one person on social media wrote, “‘You win with psychopaths like Walman on your roster’. The Edmonton Oilers are certainly hoping that’s true after Game 1’s overtime win where Leon Draisaitl scored on a power play following a Tomas Nosek delay of game penalty that caused Edmonton’s Jake Walman to taunt Nosek before the goal.
Following the Oilers' thrilling Game 1 win vs. the Panthers, Evander Kane spoke about Matthew Tkachuk, saying he's similar to other players, but likes to talk more.
The Edmonton Oilers beat the Florida Panthers 4-3 in overtime to take a 1-0 lead in the Stanley Cup Final. It’s a much better start than last year, as Edmonton went down 3-0 before forcing Game 7.
In Game 1’s 4-3 overtime victory over the Florida Panthers, the Edmonton Oilers’ big stars came to play. Connor McDavid recorded two huge assists on the tying and game-winning goals.
While the big guns shined for the Edmonton Oilers in their overtime win over the Florida Panthers in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final, their depth made a notable contribution.
After nearly becoming just the second team in NHL history to blow a 3-0 lead in the Stanley Cup Final last spring, the Florida Panthers know that nothing is going to come easily in their rematch against the Edmonton Oilers.
In Game 1 of their Stanley Cup Final rematch, the Edmonton Oilers were victorious—the night bookended by a pair of Leon Draisaitl goals. Both teams looked the part, as the game was hard-fought back and forth, though the Oilers were well-deserving of the win.
The Edmonton Oilers opened the Stanley Cup Final with a 4-3 overtime win over the Florida Panthers on Wednesday night—a game that proved the Oilers have one key new attribute above all: patience.
Let’s be real. The way the Edmonton Oilers showed up in the third period of Panthers vs Oilers Game 1 wasn’t just clutch, it might have been the most complete hockey they had played all night.
A famous local chocolatier in Winnipeg normally makes Jets hockey pucks out of chocolate, but has now deviated and started selling Oilers chocolate pucks.
One down, three to go! What a way to start Game 1 of the Stanley Cup final, thanks to the Edmonton Oilers and the likes of McDrai. When these two gave each other that “look” after Game 1 against the Dallas Stars in the third period, it was showtime and boy has it been.
The Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers squared off for Game 1 at Rogers Place on Wednesday night, and from where I was sitting in section 119, the first night of the rematch lived up to the billing.
The last time the Edmonton Oilers led a Stanley Cup Final series, Mark Messier ended up lifting the Cup in what amounted to be the fifth and last championship in the Oilers' 45-year history.
Last season's series was going to be hard to top. The Panthers beat the Oilers in seven games. However, if Game 1 is an indication, fans should be in store for another thriller. With that in mind, here are five takeaways.
Edmonton Oilers forward Zach Hyman spoke with the media on Wednesday, discussing several topics, including the wrist injury that is keeping him out of the lineup and the Stanley Cup Final series against the Florida Panthers.
Edmonton Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch says forward Connor Brown will take part in the warmup tonight and will be a game-time decision. As Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final is set to take place, the Oilers are already without Zach Hyman.
An interesting side story to the Edmonton Oilers’ playoff run and trip to the Stanley Cup Final seemed to pop up out of nowhere over the past couple of weeks.