A highly anticipated Stanley Cup Final rematch is on the calendar as the Florida Panthers prepare to face the Edmonton Oilers once again. With Connor McDavid possibly entering his final season in Edmonton,

The first Stanley Cup rematch is set for Nov. 22 in Sunrise as the NHL released its full schedule on Wednesday. Florida, which has beaten Edmonton in the Final two years running, will make its lone visit to the Alberta capital on March 19.

Sometimes, a team is losing so badly that somebody needs to get into a fight. That was the case for the Edmonton Oilers in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Florida Panthers.

The Edmonton Oilers are coming off two straight losses in the Stanley Cup Final, but despite this, the team has been given solid odds to get back. Edmonton is retaining a similar core for next season,

Sam Reinhart led Florida with four goals in a 5-1 win that secured the franchise’s second title and extended Canada’s Stanley Cup drought.

Edmonton (48-29-5) finished third in the Pacific last season, losing in six games to the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup Final. It was the second consecutive season Edmonton lost to Florida in the Final, losing 2-1 in Game 7 in 2024.

The Oilers sorely missed star forward Zach Hyman in the Stanley Cup Final against the Panthers, and he addressed it on Monday.

Rogers Place opened in 2016 and began a new chapter in Oilers history. Let's look at the best moments for the team in the building so far.

It certainly wasn’t an easier road to the Stanley Cup Finals for the Edmonton Oilers last season. They had to dig incredibly deep to get past the excellent Dallas Stars, but ultimately, they fell to the Panthers again,

The Oilers acquired Paul Fischer in the aftermath the St. Louis Blues signing Edmonton RFAs Dylan Holloway and Phillip Broberg to offer sheets last summer. The Blues sent the Oilers a third-round draft pick in 2028 and Fischer for future considerations after Edmonton chose not to match the offer sheets. The deal felt like a gesture of thanks.