Dan Rosen

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Defenseman's 'Bouch Bomb' leaving its mark on friends and foes alike June 07, 2025 EDMONTON -- Evan Bouchard doesn't recall when his slap shot started to get attention, when it started to really become a big part of who he is as a player. "I don't know, I started working on it when I was young, since I would say it was above average," the Edmonton Oilers defenseman said. Above average? Imagine that.

3 weeks ago | nhl.com | Dan Rosen

Corey Perry scored the latest game-tying goal in Cup Final history at 19:42 of the third period to force overtime, but after an up-and-down first overtime, Marchand delivered in the second OT with his second goal of the game. Marchand got loose on a breakaway, sprung by Anton Lundell. He went to his backhand, somehow kept the puck despite Leon Draisaitl's backcheck, and shoved it through Stuart Skinner's five-hole for his fifth career overtime goal in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

3 weeks ago | nhl.com | Dan Rosen

Edmonton tries to extend series lead at home; Florida looking to attack more on offense June 06, 2025 EDMONTON -- The Edmonton Oilers have a chance to do to the Florida Panthers what the Panthers did to them one year ago -- win two games against them at home before the Stanley Cup Final shifts diagonally across North America. Last year, the Panthers won Games 1 and 2 at home before also winning Game 3 in Edmonton.

3 weeks ago | nhl.com | Dan Rosen

David Quinn is back with the New York Rangers. Quinn, who was the Rangers coach from 2018-21, was named as one of three assistants on coach Mike Sullivan's staff on Thursday. Joining Quinn on Sullivan's coaching staff in New York are Joe Sacco and Ty Hennes. Sacco was previously with the Boston Bruins and Hennes was with Quinn on Sullivan's staff with the Pittsburgh Penguins this season. Sullivan was named the Rangers coach on May 2.

3 weeks ago | nhl.com | Dan Rosen

Teams put on intense, entertaining show in opener of rematch June 05, 2025 EDMONTON -- The noise was deafening and the intensity inside Rogers Place, especially on the ice, was seemingly as high as it can get. It was physical and fast. It was crisp and intelligently played. It was, quite clearly and literally, the two best teams in the NHL going at it once again in the Stanley Cup Final. And it was only Game 1.