Bob previews Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final (6/9/25)
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What happened in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final and why is the series tied 1‑1?
Hey, it's Bob Stoffer. I just wanted to let you know that you can listen to Oilers Now ad-free on Amazon Music, included with Prime. Every game
is tight at this time of year. Two really good teams. This is never gonna be easy. Game
two against the Florida Panthers, and we've got it for you right now. K breaks loose to the net. McDavid drop pass boost yard floating firing in that jump block got it back store two on Evanson and the Oilers do take advantage of that four on four McDavid drag move watch hammer score Leon drives title the table set
Let it come McDavid to the net, a save, Babrowski the rebound. McDavid trying to bustle it home. Can't do it. Move short. Minute to go. McDavid left circle. Cross-side spot timer. Save Babrowski on three settle. Hard rim off the glass. That's out of play. Woolman, shot, save.
How will the Oilers adjust their defensive pairings for Game 3?
Babrovsky. Rebounds tour. Tori Perry has timed again.
American team, they're gonna push us to the you know to the max and we're gonna push them to the max and you know we're we're in the final for a reason. Use to go quietly. A forced overtime. Frederick Ibinson looking for the win. Frederick Klingberg and John and that's made out. Serving it off. Nurse. Backhanders say Bobrowski. And we will require double overtime in game two. Still tied at four. Marshand, a breakaway. Marshan denied. And it's Florida who survives. Five-four in double overtime.
You know in the playoffs things don't always go your way and sometimes it works out in your favor, sometimes it doesn't. Bad game, close game, overtime, heartbreaking, easy, whatever it is. We've been doing a pretty good job of getting focused on the next game.
And welcome everybody, Bob Stofford joining you live from Amarant Bank Arena. We are in Sunrise, Florida, and this is Oilers Now, brought to you by our title sponsor, World of Spas. Game number three tonight, the Edmonton Oilers and the Florida Panthers. The series tied 1-1 in what has uh been thought of by many through the opening two games as the best first two games, the closest we've seen uh in two teams in the Stanley Cup final. And make no mistake. About it. These are the best teams. The Florida Panthers went 12 and 5 on route to an Eastern Conference Championship. The Emerson Oiders, after an 0-2 start to the playoffs, uh ended up going 12-2 to get to the uh Stanley Cup final, winning the Western Conference, and uh the teams have split a pair of overtime games.
We got a jam-packed edition for you. We will tell you that we're live from the Play Alberta Broadcast Center, Play Alberta. When you play at Alberta, it stays in Alberta. Please play responsibly. Lots to get to. Including our top story for legacy heating and cooling, home and no payments and no interest for a year. That's how you build a legacy, legacy heating and cooling. Ryan Nugent Hopkins did not skate yesterday. It was a full practice for the Emmett and Oiders. It was an optional today, a lightly attended optional, and Nugent Hopkins came on the ice. Now I would suggest to you that that significantly increases the probability that he's gonna We're not quite sure what he's dealing with. Did not take a lot of faceoffs in the back half of the game Friday night.
Uh Ryan Nugent Hopkins touches every aspect of Edmonton's game. The Otters are already playing without Zach Hyman, who ironically enough turned 33 today. Zach Hyman last year scored seventy combined goals, fifty-four in the regular season, sixteen in the playoffs. He had twenty seven regular season goals this year. a hundred and eleven hits in the first fifteen games before breaking his wrist. I mean the Otters could really ill afford to play without both Hyman and Nugent Hopkins. That would be two thirds of their top line. Now that said, Any line that's got the world's most dynamic offensive player, Connor McDavid, is still a number one line. Uh McDavid leading all playoff scores and Leon Dreisettle centering their second line hot on the uh heels as well.
Uh A.J. Greer, by the way, will play for Jesper Boquist, so Florida is completely healthy, though it's clear, clear that uh Sam Reinhart and Matthew Kachuk in particular are somewhat
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