Bob Stauffer opens Road to the Cup (6/16/2025)
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What does Bob Stauffer introduce at the start of Road to the Cup?
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 this is road to the cup and we have a jam-packed next three hours for you coming up in the next hour of road to the cup Like I told you, it's going to be jam-packed. We'll have a complete audio recap of what turned out to be a very disappointing game number five at Rogers Place on Saturday night. We will hear Cam Moon today. At 318, we will hear former Oiler. He played one game for them, but he played 700 games in the NHL from the NHL Network. A longtime NHL defenseman, Jason Demers, all coming up in the next hour of the show. From 4 to 6 on Oilers Now, the Hockey Hall of Famer himself, Chris Pronger.
From Daily Faceoff, Frank Cerevelli. Oh yeah, it's a Monday. It's MAC-T on Mondays for a full hour. So, other than the game on Saturday night, and if you were there or you were down in Ice District, I know you brought it. But the Oilers flew yesterday morning into... South Florida. The team practiced today. We'll have some audio from today's practice as well. Ryan Nugent, Hopkins, not on the ice. Welcome. This is Road to the Cup on 888 Shed, brought to you by Sentinel Storage. They shoot, we store. Store Canadian at SentinelStorage.ca. Aidan Ganim has helped produce the show today. Our technical producer, Derek Scott. And the Oilers are down three games to two. And it was a tough start, though they did have some chances in the first ten minutes, ultimately in what turned out to be a 5-2 loss.
So the Oilers, in the two games that have been runaways, they've been runaways for Florida. The three close games, evidence won two in overtime on goals by Leon Dreisaitl. Here is an audio recap of Florida's 5-2 victory in Game 5.
Well, if you've ever had one ounce of even a glimmer of affection for pro hockey, there's no place you'd rather be than inside Rogers Place and among the 18,347 crammed into this nine-year-old facility to see game five of what has been the most compelling Stanley Cup final in years. Off the draw, Marchand splits the seam to the net, rich shot score, and Florida has the first goal of game five. Brad Marchand at age 37 turning back the clock with his ninth of the postseason. Bennett rolled it over to Matthew Kachok, fires, and that was blocked. Rebound score, Sam Bennett. 2-0 Florida, and Edmonton, whatever momentum it hoped to gain, did not materialize on the power play, and Sam Bennett cashes in. Lundell on the face-off for Florida.
Marchand had a chance to clear, and it's waved at and moved up by Luos Torino. Marchand ducks inside Wallman to the net. Back-hitter score! 3-0 Florida. Brad Marchand, second of the game. Perry lets it go through to Bouchard. Right point on to Connor McDavid. A one-timer by Bouchard. Got through. A save. Bobrovsky. McDavid feeds that comb on to Bouchard. Steps up back to McDavid. To the net. Scores! Well, we told you before the game, Connor McDavid has never gone an entire series without at least one goal. Kept it alive for Eckholm, got back up, received a pass from Bouchard, and faked Bobrovsky out of his equipment to score to pull Edmonton within 3-1, and still 12 and a half minutes remain. Carter Verhage freeing it up for Barkoff.
Behind the net, Verhage. Crowd is alive. Centering pass. Reinhardt, a wrist shot score. And Florida regains a three-goal lead. Reinhardt quiets the crowd from the left circle with a rip job. Drysuttle, who mishandles for a moment. Nurse to the corner. Corey Perry, the extra attacker on. Drysuttle tried to center. That deflected up top. A drive score. Corey Perry. Puts it to four two and there's still more than three minutes left in this game. The extra attacker is on a strip a quick shot off the post. Hitting the post was Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, slashed it back to Bouchard. To Bobrovsky's right, Barkov and Dreisaitl. And off the draw, it's loose, loading up, dishing off, Bouchard a shot to save Bobrovsky. Rebound eludes Dreisaitl, Ekholm will keep it down low.
Lewostorina didn't get it clear, Forsling gave it away.
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