The Florida Panthers' playoff resilience continues to impress as they dominate the Edmonton Oilers with a stunning 6-2 victory, showcasing their ability to perform when it matters most. Historically, the Panthers have a knack for turning the tide in crucial playoff games, often making their mark around Game 5. Coaches around the NHL look to replicate Florida's success, but the essence of their winning culture is elusive and can't simply be measured by talent alone.

While many teams boast star players, including Connor Hellebuyck, who recently earned the league's MVP award, the Panthers' strength lies in their team culture which emphasizes urgency and a shared desire to win. This cultural foundation is further bolstered by their general manager Bill Zito, whose shrewd acquisitions, like Brad Marchand and Seth Jones, inject a sense of desperation and ambition into the squad. The Panthers' journey towards another Stanley Cup is not just about skill; it's about fostering a winning mentality that drives every player to push their limits and pursue victory relentlessly.