Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey PEDEOCast with your host, Dmitri

Filipovich.

Welcome to the HockeyPedioCast.

My name is Dmitra Filipovich and joining me for our game three post-game show of the Stanley Cup final.

We just watched game three here on Monday evening.

It wrapped up.

We're recording right after the final buzzer.

My good buddy doing all these with me, Thomas Drens, Tom, what's going on, man?

Wasn't much of a game so much as it was a novel. And I'm talking, of course, about the penalty

summary and solely the third period. Just a thorough sunning of the Edmonton Oilers by the Florida

Panthers on their home ice, beat them in the alley, beat them on the scoreboard in lopsided

fashion. Stuart Skinner is now a big story in this series. Verhege and Reinhart made their shots.

I mean, what else can you say about it? The Panthers looked like they broke the Oilers tonight.

And I don't think they did. I don't think they won the series. I don't think it's over by any stretch of the imagination.

But, you know, it has, it has the feeling like of Alcaraz versus Sinner where, you know,

you're a point away from match point and he's covered in clay on Saturday. And it's like, you know,

there's still a path here for the Oilers, but they cannot have another performance that even

looks like that or approximates it in terms of the level of discipline that they bring or or how

permissive they are off the rush, how unfocused they look on the power play.

I mean, that was a complete dismantling by the Florida Panthers this evening.

Yeah, especially running in contrast to the first two games of this series.

We watched that obviously both feature overtime, a bunch of extra hockey were very tightly played and back and forth.

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