Carter Verheghe, Sam Renehart and Ivan Rodrigues had a goal and a 6–1 victory for Florida Panthers, which was against Visiting Admonton Oilers in Game 3 in Game 3 on Monday night in game 3 of Stanley Cup final.
Panthers took a 2–1 lead in the best seven series for Game 4 on Thursday night at sunrise.
Brad Marchand, Aaron Ekblad and Sam Bennett also scored, Etu Luostarinn got two assistance and Sergei Bobarovski made 32 services for panthers, who have been trying to become a third team to repeat as Stanley Cup Champions in the last 10 years.
Corey Perry scored for olers, who are expecting the first franchise from Canada to win the cup since 1993 Montreal Canadines.
Stuart Skinner scored five goals at 23 shots before Calvin Picard was replaced early in the third period, which ended with seven saves.
Marchand scored his fourth goal in the 56 -second series in the game.
Pak carried Marchand in the slot and brought it back to the inside of the right circle before scoring with a snap shot. The skinner was shutting down the balance in front of the crease when Pak hit Florida to give a 1-0 lead.
The teams in the initial stages jointly combined for seven power plays and the panthers last scored when the olers scored the room room right circle for Verheghe and scored with a wrist shot for a 2–0 lead at 17:45.
Edmonton was on the eighth power play to start the second period when Perry made a rebound to cut a 2–1 lead at 1:40.
Florida responded 1:20 later when Reinhart shot the Paks to re-establish a two-goal lead between the left faceoff circle between the legs of Oilors Defenseman John Klingberg and the previous skinner 3–1 from the last skinner.
Bennett and Luosarinen loosened on 2-on-0 breaks and Bennett finished it for its fourth goal of the series and 14th Postsen made it 4–1 to 7:26.
Florida extended another power-play pair and edge 5–1 at 3:27 of the third period at 3:27. Ekblad took a feed from the ranhart and scored with an one-time from the inside of the right circle, finishing the night for the skinner.
Rodrigues scored 3:50 with one-time during the 5-on-3 power play, which saved it 6–1.
The teams combined for 140 penalty minutes.
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