Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay is dead at 65 Doyel: Scars of Irsay family’s mental health issues run deep. So they share to heal, help. Jim Irsay: The 'fat kid with glasses' turned power ...

Jim Irsay talked with me about death. Mainly his death, the one he’d avoided, the one he knew was coming. Wednesday death came for his beautiful soul.

Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch seemed to give a hint at who may be starting in the net for Edmonton. "Here we've got a goaltender, 'Picks,' who has been pretty good, 6-0 in the playoffs, hasn't ...

The Oilers complained about the officiating and accused the Panthers of flopping, while Florida remained focused on their own game. SUNRISE — Following the Panthers’ 6-1 Game 3 victory over ...

Edmonton Oilers goalie Skuart Skinner turned some heads with comments on the Florida Panthers being 'lucky'. The Edmonton Oilers were run out of the building in Game 3 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final.

The Edmonton Oilers suffered one of the worst defeats in their postseason history on Monday (June 9) at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, where they fell 6-1 to the Florida Panthers in Game 3 of the ...

The Oilers also need to be better prepared to play in Game 4, perhaps channeling the pain from back-to-back losses. “Losing in the playoffs, whether it’s in round 1 Game 1 or the Stanley Cup Final, it ...

Monday night’s Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final spiraled out of control as the Edmonton Oilers racked up 85 penalty minutes in a 6–1 blowout loss to the Florida Panthers. The penalty count ...

Jim Rassol-Imagn Images Despite the result, Oilers captain Connor McDavid said Edmonton’s best hockey is still ahead. “Obviously, it wasn’t our best,” McDavid said.

I don’t know what the Edmonton Oilers coaching staff has planned for Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, but one thing I hope they seriously consider is starting Calvin Pickard ahead of Stuart Skinner.

The Oilers and Panthers have played a total of 227 minutes and 34 seconds. The Oilers have led for a measly 27:47. The games have been tied for 73:35.

It’s safe to say Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final was a night that both Edmonton Oilers fans and players would love to forget. From giving up a goal in the opening minute of the game to the gong ...