Last night in Florida, the Edmonton Oilers achieved something the NHL hadn’t seen in over 100 years: They overcame a 3-0 ...

One of the more intriguing storylines to track during the Stanley Cup Playoffs is usually the race for the Conn Smythe Trophy.

Florida Panthers left wing Matthew Tkachuk (19) fires a shot past Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner (74) to score ...

Instead of building through the draft, the Panthers were primarily constructed via trades and free agency. Eight of their ...

Now it looks like the Oilers will ride Pickard. The numbers will back it up. Your mission, should you choose to accept it ...

The deal is reportedly in works right now between the Panthers and Bennett, which would be an eight year, $64 million ...

I’ve said it before: the Maple Leafs had to get Chris Kreider this summer. Why? Because the Queen City club needs help up ...

Draisaitl’s remarkable performance was enough to light up FanDuel’s Conn Smythe Trophy odds and push him back into the conversation as a legitimate candidate. This is the Morning Coffee for Friday ...

The Oilers trailed the Panthers 3-0 after the first period but roared back and eventually won in OT on a goal by Leon Draisaitl.

You can’t count ’em out, these Oilers, and now they come home to a Saturday night game in June, a best-of-three with the Stanley Cup on the line. We’re not sure it gets any better than this.

From No. 1 pick Aaron Ekblad to No. 3 Leon Draisaitl and No. 126 Gustav Forsling, the 2014 draft class has made a massive impact on this Stanley Cup Final. Sportsnet's Michael Amato examines that and ...

Once Atlantic Division rivals, the pair of forwards are making NHL history with fantastic play through the first three games ...