Stanley Cup Final Game 2 takeaways: Panthers get even as Brad Marchand keeps building legacy 

With his two goals on Friday, he has now scored 10 career goals in the Stanley Cup Final, which is more than any other active player in the NHL. 

His first goal of the night came in the second period and was of the shorthanded variety and gave the Panthers a 4-3 lead. 

It was also a case of deja for him

There is something about June 6 for Marchand when it comes to scoring shorthanded goals in the Stanley Cup Final. Because he also scored a shorthanded goal on June 6, 2011, of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final when he was a member of the Boston Bruins.

Corey Perry's clutch moment goes to waste

The only reason this game ended up in overtime is because Edmonton's Corey Perry scored a clutch goal of his own to tie the game late in the third period.

It was a noteworthy goal not only because it tied the game, but also because it was the latest game-tying goal in Stanley Cup Final history. 

Florida's trade deadline moves pay off

The Panthers already had one of the best teams in the league and went all-in again at the trade deadline, adding Marchand and defenseman Seth Jones.

Both players have made massive impacts since arriving in Florida, and that continued on Friday.

Along with Marchand's two goals, Jones also had a huge game by logging 34 minutes of ice-time, scoring a goal, adding an assist, blocking two shots and finishing the game as a plus-two. 

Jones has had some ups and downs in his career, and his contract was a big liability for the Chicago Blackhawks, where he was miscast as a No. 1 defenseman. But getting onto a Florida team that was already loaded and allowed him to play more of a complementary role has been excellent for him. 

Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl's brilliance also went to waste (for this game)

Edmonton's superstar duo of McDavid and Draisaitl shone again on Friday, with Draisaitl scoring another goal and McDavid recording another three-point game.

Their highlight of the night was Draisaitl's goal, which came off a stunning pass from McDavid.

Plays do not get much prettier than that. It just was not enough for the Oilers in this game.