As the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers prepare to play in the Stanley Cup final beginning Wednesday, one thing that stands out for both teams is the presence of a greybeard player who already has Cup-winning experience under their belts.

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With a 3-0 win in Game 4 on Monday, the Carolina Hurricanes finally put an end to a 15-game losing streak in the Eastern Conference final. But the odds of a comeback against the reigning champs are still slim. According to The Model ™️, the Canes have only a 10 percent chance of advancing.

While Roy is keeping his job, the coaching staff will experience some turnover. Darche said assistants John MacLean and Tommy Albelin won't be back. The upheaval is extending to the Bridgeport Islanders, New York's AHL affiliate, with their coaches being let go as well.

“The definition of a playoff player,” as Panthers winger Matthew Tkachuk, who was also Bennett’s teammate in Calgary, put it.

Presenting the annual all-disappointment team, where we build a roster of players who let us down this spring, plus a coach and GM.

Stan Bowman was a hire many insiders and fans questioned when it was first announced he would become the general manager of the Edmonton Oilers. However, in his first season as GM, he has already shown that his eye for seizing opportunities might be an undervalued asset.

And Evander Kane? He was there. Not to battle the urban hustle – his career's been one long pressure cooker already – but to soak in New York's calmer, healing side. In the city that never sleeps, Kane had one mission: rest. Recovery. A full-system reboot.