The Edmonton Oilers are poised for significant roster changes this offseason, following a disappointing playoff exit. Head coach Dave Pagnotta noted the team was hindered by injuries to key players like Zach Hyman and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, impacting their performance in the Stanley Cup Final. With potential changes on the horizon, goaltending is a primary focus, although it wasn't the root cause of their losses. The team is likely to explore trades involving forwards Evander Kane and Viktor Arvidsson to reallocate financial resources, all while seeking a top defenseman reminiscent of Mattias Ekholm.

Stuart Skinner is set to start in goal for the Edmonton Oilers as they face elimination in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Florida Panthers. Despite being pulled in Game 4 after a shaky first period, Skinner expressed confidence from his teammates and coaching staff. He has had his ups and downs throughout the playoffs, holding a 7-3 record with an .891 save percentage. His performance has been highlighted by trust from players like Leon Draisaitl and Adam Henrique, who praised his mental resilience. The Oilers are also making changes to their lineup, adding Kasperi Kapanen and John Klingberg to bolster their chances of extending the series.

After a turbulent first period in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, the Edmonton Oilers orchestrated a remarkable comeback against the Florida Panthers. Trailing 3-0, the Oilers regrouped in the locker room, with veteran Corey Perry's motivational words sparking their resurgence. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins noted that Perry's respected voice made a significant impact, compelling the team to 'get to work.' The Oilers answered back with three goals in the second period, tying the game and eventually winning 5-4 in overtime with a clutch goal from Leon Draisaitl.

The Edmonton Oilers pulled off a remarkable comeback, defeating the Florida Panthers 5-4 in overtime to even the Stanley Cup Final at 2-2. Trailing by three goals, the Oilers rallied back, with Leon Draisaitl netting the game-winner in overtime. Draisaitl's performance marks his fourth overtime goal of this postseason, setting a new record. Despite the victory, he noted the team's need to improve their starts in games. The series now heads to Edmonton for Game 5, where the Oilers aim to take the lead.