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Oilers Break 35-Year Drought with Stanley Cup Final Game 1 Win
Oilers Break 35-Year Drought with Stanley Cup Final Game 1 Win originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The last time the Edmonton Oilers led a Stanley Cup Final, Mark Messier ended up lifting the Cup for the team's fifth championship in a seven-year span.
Looking at the Oilers' Stanley Cup Final history as they try to end title drought
NHL legend Wayne Gretzky won all four of his Stanley Cups with the Oilers, pulling off a pair of championship repeats. The Oilers first went back-to-back from 1984 to 1985, marking the franchise's first Stanley Cup titles, before acheiving another repeat from 1987 to 1988.
Matthew Tkachuk explained why the 2025 Stanley Cup Final could be even better than last season's seven-game title fight.
Brad Marchand scored in double overtime as the Panthers won Game 2 to even the Stanley Cup Final against the Oilers at a game ...
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