Kris Knoblauch and the Edmonton Oilers’ coaching staff to roll with Calvin Pickard in Game 5 Saturday night didn’t quite turn out as planned. After entering Games 3 and 4 in relief of Stuart Skinner,

The Edmonton Oilers are in a must-win scenario after dropping Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Finals, and the question of who will start in goal for the team still looms heading into Game 6.

Oilers Coach Addresses Goalie Situation After Game 5 Decision Backfires originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Edmonton Oilers ' goaltending situation remains unsettled heading into Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final following a decisive 5–2 loss to the Florida Panthers in Game 5.

The Edmonton Oilers have fallen behind in the 2025 Stanley Cup Final as they head toward Game 6 down 3-2 to the Florida Panthers. They will have some tough decisions to make heading into their next game as they try to save their season and avoid losing to the Panthers for a second straight campaign.

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The Edmonton Oilers have a tough decision to make in goal ahead of a must-win Game 6 in the Stanley Cup Final.

Kris Knoblauch and the Edmonton Oilers are still deciding who will start in goal for Game 6. The Oilers must win to keep their season alive against the Florida Panthers.

Plus Brad Marchand's unbelievable playoffs run and questions about coaching hires and vacancies around the NHL.

Instead, the Oilers made a change in net, and that helped flip the outlook of the game and the finals as a whole. For the second straight game, head coach ... judging by his decisions and the ...

Head coach Kris Knoblauch told reporters on Sunday that centre Ryan Nugent-Hopkins is listed as a game-time decision due to an undisclosed injury.