Takeaways from Oilers' Game 4 win in Stanley Cup Final

Stuart Skinner was solid 

Following a seven-goal victory, saying goaltending had a significant impact is a tough sell. However, Skinner's performance shouldn't be that easy to overshadow.

The 25-year-old wasn't the reason Edmonton entered the night in a 3-0 series hole, but he'd been shaky at best, allowing nine goals over the three games with an unsightly .868 save percentage. Though, Skinner was borderline sensational on Saturday, turning away 32 of 33 Florida shots in Game 4.

And before the game got out of hand, he came up big when called upon. With the Oilers nursing a 2-1 lead in the first period, Skinner made a sprawling save to deny the tying goal before intermission. If he failed in that moment, there's no telling how things would've shaken out.

A rough night for Bob 

Sergei Bobrovsky had been brilliant throughout the Final and was a massive reason why the Panthers had won three straight over the Oilers. However, Saturday wasn't his day.

After turning away 82 of 86 shots in the first three games, Bobrovsky struggled in Game 4. He allowed five goals off only 17 shots, prompting head coach Paul Maurice to pull him only 4:59 into the second period following a goal by defenseman Darnell Nurse.

After the loss, Maurice found one benefit from Saturday's one-sided loss.

"Bob got some rest," Maurice told Luke Fox of Sportsnet. "We'll take it."