Are you one of those by chance who when you watch other hockey teams, meaning non-penguins, playing against each other, especially in the highest stakes games, who goes, yeah, that player right there.

I'd really like to see that one in black and gold.

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Game 6 of the Stanley Cup final is tonight between the Panthers and the Oilers in Sunrise, Florida,

with the defending champs in position to become back-to-back champs and to think about how Florida is on that cusp again doesn't require a whole lot of creative thought because on one side of the bracket you can see

Connor McDavid has 33 points. Leon Drysidal has 33

points. The highest score on the Panthers in these

playoffs. It's a tie between Sam Bennett and Matthew

Kachuk at 22 each. Point a game.

22 points in 22 games for each of them. Not bad. Hardly superstar stuff,

right? But here's where the Panthers tale really gets told. Because right under that,

or Brad Marchand, Alexander Barkov, and Carter Verhege, all with 20 points each.

Then Sam Reinhardt with 19.

Then Aitou-Elus Sierinen with 18.

Then Anton Lundel was 17.

Evan Rodriguez with 15.

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