Brad Marchand helms Panthers past Oilers to brink of Stanley Cup repeat | Stanley Cup
Brad Marshand makes more prominent points for his new team, Sam Bennett accumulates goals again Florida Panthers It is about to raise the Stanley Cup for the second year in a row.
Marshand scored twice, Bennett was the pioneering fifteenth goal and defeated Al -Fahud Ali Edmonton Oils 5-2 in the 5th match of the final on Saturday evening to occupy the 3-2 series.
The leopards improved to 10-3 on the road during this range, matching NHL Record victories away from home in one qualifiers. They can lift the cup again once on Tuesday night if they won the 6 match at home at home in sunrise.
“It was a very powerful game, definitely,” said goalkeeper Sergei Boubrovsky. “But the series continues and we are excited about the next game. It will be a big game.”
Florida this time has built multi -revenue progress and built on it, unlike several previous matches in the final match. Bobrovsky 19 out of 21 shots stopped, making some important rescue when needed, and to help with the closure defense that took ice away from Oilers.
Marshand, Bennett Wissam Rinhardt, presented the crime. Marchand joined Mario Lemieux as the only players in the last century who score five goals in the final match several times, and its 13th professional goals in the final are the most among the active players.
“I am just enjoying every moment. It is a special group of players, and I am enjoying a lot here now,” said Marshand, who was in his fourth and third final since he won his cup with Boston in 2011.
Connor McDavid scored his first goal of this series after Oilors left 3-0. Reinhardt came 46 seconds after the restoration of the three teams of Al -Fahud, and by the time when Corrie Perry scored 3:13, it was too late.
Etu Luostarinen closed it with an empty raw with 1:19 left, and silent the crowd that was launched once for the last time.
“We got our game early,” said Defeensan Defensean Dernell Nurse. “We can all agree in our room that we can be better.”
Edmonton’s power played 0 against 3, a producer from an aggressive penalty kick for paddies knocking on McDavid, Lyon Drissile and the rest of the upper unit of their usual rhythm.
Calvin Picard lost for the first time in eight beginnings this spring, allowing four goals over 18 rounds. He got a gem on Stewart Skinner after entering the comfort and winning game 4 to improve to 7-0, which is a record now 7-1.
Skinner can return to game 6, as the leopards aim to close things in the wake of another continent’s trip to the other corner of North America. They are in this place after retreating from the detonation of three goals in time in additional time in game 4, taking advantage of their depth to send Oilers to the edge of the abyss again.
“We were good in the bounce of all the qualifiers,” said Marshand. “We learned a good lesson there is a last game, and we thought we did much better in this one.”
