Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final will produce a result that has either never been seen before or not seen in a long time.

If the Florida Panthers win, they will claim the franchise’s first Stanley Cup title.

If the Edmonton Oilers beat the Panthers and force a Game 7, it would be the third time a team has done so after losing the first three games of the Finals. The other teams are the 1945 Detroit Red Wings (who lost Game 7) and the 1942 Toronto Maple Leafs (who won).

Captain Connor McDavid was instrumental in the Oilers’ comeback, scoring a total of eight points in the Game 4 and Game 5 victories. He has scored 11 points in the series.

What you should know about Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final:

What will the expected goalkeeper pairing be?

Oilers player Stuart Skinner (13-8, 2.53 goals against average, 0.898 save percentage) vs. Panthers player Sergei Bobrovsky (15-7, 2.35, 0.906)

When is the sixth Stanley Cup Final?

Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final is scheduled for Friday at 8:00 p.m. ET at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta.

How to watch the sixth Stanley Cup final

Game 6 will be televised nationally on ABC in the U.S. In Canada, it will be shown on Sportsnet and CBC.

How to stream the sixth Stanley Cup final

Game 6 can be streamed on ESPN+ and Fubo.

Lineup change for game 6

Nick Cousins ​​will move to the Panthers’ fourth line after a seven-game layoff. Kyle Okposo will also start. Cousins ​​is a high-energy player who finished sixth on the team in hits during the regular season and recorded one assist in 11 playoff games.

Oilers’ key to victory in Game 6

• Continue to be aggressive on special teams. The Oilers have scored two shorthanded goals and three power play goals in their last two games.

• Counter the Panthers forechecking with speed and quick passes up the ice. That’s what’s worked for them in recent games.

• Keep the traffic moving in front of Bobrovsky and keep him moving with sideways passes.

Panthers’ key to victory in Game 6

• Play like you did after being down 4-1 in Game 5. But do it earlier. Score goals early and try to take the crowd out of the game.

• Stay out of the box. The Oilers’ power play has been hurting them lately.

• Better performance from their stars. Matthew Tkachuk was a key player again in Game 5. Try to get Carter Verhaeghe back on the scoresheet.

Betting odds for the sixth game of the Stanley Cup Final

Odds for Game 6, via BetMGM:

Money line: Oilers -120; Panthers +100

Spread: Oilers -1.5 (+200); Panthers +1.5 (-250)

Over/Under: 5.5 (over -115; under -105)

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